Robert Reinert

Roloff and Teacher John are political enemies, one a proto-fascist factory owner, the other an "apostle of the people" provoking near-religious fervour in his followers. Courtroom drama, romantic entanglements, class war, radical politics and Roloff's mental breakdown, replete with visions of the dead, all occupy screentime before a conclusion that's utterly bizarre yet somehow gels entirely with Reinert's mindset. (dvdtimes.co.uk)

A philanthropic European Doctor seeks to find a way to use the medical benefits of opium without it's addictive effects. On this thin premise hangs a tale of addiction, murder, infidelity and abandon

This was originally a super-serial, composed of feature-length episodes, and like Feuillade's LES VAMPIRES, was meant to play not only as a serial, but as a series. However, the only remaining copy of this is a cut-down of all six episodes, about an hour and a quarter in length. (imdb)

Only a fragmented 52 minutes from this Robert Reinert film survive. (imdb)

Botto, a world-famous circus clown, is negative towards females, because a beautiful woman he once loved laughed at him for his job at the circus. André, a young artist, is Botto's opposite. He loves women. His current love is Hanna, who also works in the circus. That's when Botto meets Blanche, a middle-class girl.