Chartres Trailer (1923)
01 July 1923 14 mins
This early documentary by director Jean Grémillon highlights the textures and architectural details of the great Gothic cathedral at Chartres.
Watch the official Chartres 1923 trailer in HD below.
01 July 1923 14 mins
This early documentary by director Jean Grémillon highlights the textures and architectural details of the great Gothic cathedral at Chartres.
Watch the official Chartres 1923 trailer in HD below.
France 01 July 1923
More movie trailers, teasers, and clips from Chartres:
Singing the rosary in french on the last day of the 2015 Chartres Pilgrimage.
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14 May 1923
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10 September 1923
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21 September 1923
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04 April 1923
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13 October 1923
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29 July 1923
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28 January 1923
Drama of two girls who married into different layers of society.
02 October 1923
Three men fall in love with a woman from a window photograph. When they find her living as a recluse in an isolated Hungarian mansion, they decide against a visit because she wouldn't live up to their idealized images of her.
01 March 1923
Colonel Barclay is found dead and his wife is arrested for the murder, but Holmes is convinced a missing door key will reveal the true killer.
Have you watched Chartres yet? What did you think about it?