Les Taciturnes (1929)
Directed by Jacques de Casembroot
Drama
Les Taciturnes (1929)
Film Synopsis
A young fisherman is in love with his colleague's daughter. Although she loves him, the young woman feels abandoned when he is away from home. When his father discovers his lover's scarf, the fisherman goes out to sea without saying a word, just as the weather takes a turn for the worse...© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: Jacques de Casembroot
- Cinematographer: Marc Bujard
- Cast: Jim Gérald (Le père Brazec), Michèle Verly (Janik), Jean Dehelly (Yan)
- Country: France
- Language: French
- Support: Black and White / Silent
- Runtime: 45 min
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