Le Rosaire (1934)
Directed by Tony Lekain, Gaston Ravel

Drama

Film Synopsis

A beautiful and serious woman gives up her love affair with G�rard, a man who is younger than she is. Later, G�rard loses his sight and she takes the place of his nurse. When she reveals her identity to him, he opens his arms and his heart to her once more.

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Film Credits

Director: Tony Lekain, Gaston Ravel
Script: Gaston Ravel, Florence L. Barclay (novel), Alexandre Bisson (play)
Cinematographer: Jean Bachelet
Cast: Louisa de Mornand (Jeanne de Champel), André Luguet (Gérard Delaval), Hélène Robert (Pauline Lister), Charlotte Lysès (La duchesse de Miremont), Camille Bert (Docteur Grand), Pierre Juvenet (Firmin), Jean Rousselière (Bob de Lanzac), Georges Flateau (Docteur Maréchal), Wally Carveno, Maud Gipsy, Gil Roland, Odette Talazac
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 90 min

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