30 September 1932 Drama 84 mins
A young bourgeois lady leaves her husband to spend three passionate, violent days with a criminal she is in love with.
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Mary Serta as Marion
Jean Marchat as Alfred
Émile Dehelly as André de Clairval
Jean Wall as Florent
Jane Loury as Madeleine Fortin
Charlotte Barbier-Krauss as The mother
Raymond Narlay as The father
Paul Cambo as The brother
René Plaissetty Screenplay
Willy Faktorovitch Director of Photography
Robert Bassi Production Design
Nicolas Hayer Director of Photography
René Plaissetty Director
Belgium 30 September 1932
France 30 September 1932
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