"First adaptation of Loti's famous novel "Pêcheur d'Islande"!" 21 October 1915 75 mins
In Paimpol, Gaud Mévél, a shipowner's daughter raised in Paris, falls in love with the sailor Yann Gaos, who chooses to ignore her because of their different social standing. As soon as he learns she is ruined, he marries her. A few days later, he leaves for Iceland, never to return.
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Henri Pouctal Director
Pierre Loti Original Film Writer
Henri Pouctal Music
Louis Chaix Camera Supervisor
France 21 October 1915
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