The Japanese Woman (1919)
A detective falls for a Japanese girl living with her uncle and cousin. When the girl's uncle is murdered, the detective must find out who killed him.
Top billed cast
Max Landa- Helene Voß
Leopold von Ledebur
Manja Tzatschewa
Ria Jende
Conrad Veidt
Bernhard Goetzke
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