The Enemy

Year: 1927

Runtime: 90 mins

Director: Fred Niblo

DramaWarRomance

A vivid Austrian drama that shows the side of World War I known to women. Wealthy businessman’s son Carl Behrnd marries Pauli Arndt, daughter of a pacifist professor. When the war begins Carl is conscripted, leaving Pauli, her family and friends to endure civilian hardship. Pauli’s father is dismissed for teaching that war is evil, sparking a clash with Carl’s father and plunging their household into despair as they await his return.

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