Mountain Justice (1915 film)

Mountain Justice is a 1915 American silent drama film directed by Romaine Fielding. The film stars Fielding himself, along with Mae Dennis and Chester L. Cunningham. It is a Western romance centered on a love triangle and the challenges of justice in a mountainous region. The plot typically involves conflicts between families or individuals, often with a romantic element intertwined with themes of revenge and the law. Little is known about the full plot details, as the film is considered lost. The film's significance lies primarily in its contribution to early American Western cinema and in Romaine Fielding's role as a prominent actor and director of the era.