All Men Are Liars (1919 film)

All Men Are Liars is a 1919 American silent film directed by Arthur Hopkins and starring Montagu Love, Dolores Cassinelli, and Harry Hilliard. The film is a drama exploring themes of infidelity, jealousy, and societal expectations of men.

The plot revolves around the complicated relationships within a wealthy family and the consequences of the characters' actions. Montagu Love portrays a man whose past actions come back to haunt him, creating turmoil within his marriage and family. While not a widely remembered film today, All Men Are Liars is noted for its performances and its exploration of social issues common in the era it was produced. Archival information about the film is limited, but it represents a typical melodrama of the early silent film era.