An Unseen Enemy

An Unseen Enemy is a 1912 silent short film directed by D. W. Griffith starring Lillian and Dorothy Gish. The story revolves around two sisters who are terrorized by an intruder in their home. As tension escalates, the sisters must find a way to outsmart the unseen enemy before it's too late. This intense and suspenseful drama showcases the acting talents of the Gish sisters and the directorial finesse of Griffith, making it a captivating watch even by today's standards. With its innovative storytelling and compelling performances, An Unseen Enemy remains a classic in the history of silent cinema.

An Unseen Enemy, directed by D. W. Griffith and featuring the talented Gish sisters, received critical acclaim upon its release in 1912. While the film lacks the technical sophistication of modern movies, it shines through its profound emotional impact and gripping narrative. The New York Times praised the film for its 'thrilling suspense' and 'powerful performances'. Similarly, Variety lauded the Gish sisters for their 'compelling portrayal' of the characters. Despite being over a century old, An Unseen Enemy continues to captivate audiences with its timeless themes of fear, resilience, and sisterhood. IMDB rating: 6.5/10.