03 October 1922 Drama 103 mins
The final film of André Antoine.Based on the play by Alphonse Daudet. In the nineteenth century, in Camargue, the charming Frédéri, young son of wealthy farmers, is madly in love with a beautiful Arlesienne and wants only to marry her. But the family learns that she has had an affair with a herdsman. Frédéri is deeply affected by this revelation that destroys all his dreams.
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Marthe Fabris as L'Arlésienne
Berthe Jalabert as La Renaude
Lucienne Bréval as Rose Mamaï
Gabriel de Gravone as Frédéri
Louis Ravet as Balthazar
Charles De Rochefort as Mitifio
Léon Malavier as Francet Mamaï
The Girl from Arles Trailer
France 03 October 1922
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