Le Truc du Brésilien (1932)
Directed by Alberto Cavalcanti

Drama

Film Synopsis

Realising that he is in love with his wife, a young man decides he must get rid of his troublesome mistress.  To that end, he disguises himself as a wealthy Brazilian man and sets about seducing his mistress.  Through this ingenious ruse, he manages to get her to sign a promise to end her relationship with the faithful young husband.
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Film Credits

  • Director: Alberto Cavalcanti
  • Script: Paul Armont (play), Nicolas Nancey (play)
  • Cast: Colette Darfeuil (Nichette), Robert Arnoux, Yvonne Garat, Max-Georges Lafon, Magdany, Mauricet, Gaston Michel, Palau, Germaine Sablon
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Black and White
  • Runtime: 87 min

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