Toute sa vie (1930)
Directed by Alberto Cavalcanti
Drama
Toute sa vie (1930)
Film Synopsis
A musical hall actress leads a miserable existence in New York, married to an odious man she cannot love. After a domestic row, the man leaves her, taking with him their baby whom he gives away to a rich English couple. Once she has become a great singer, the woman is finally reunited with her son, with the help of the lawyer she has fallen in love with.© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: Alberto Cavalcanti
- Script: Jean Aragny, Timothy Shea (novel)
- Cast: Marcelle Chantal (Suzanne Valmond), Fernand Fabre (Jim Grey), Elmire Vautier (Mrs. Asmore), Paul Guidé (Mr. Asmore), Pierre Richard-Willm (Stanley Vanning), Jean Mercanton (Bobby), Carlos Avril
- Country: USA
- Language: French
- Support: Black and White
- Runtime: 90 min
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