03 February 1934 97 mins
Small rentiers do not want their son to marry a young rich girl. They hijack letters and prevent meetings. But love wins. Defeated, the parents accept this union which shocked their petty bourgeois but honest spirit.
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Jean Dréville Director
France 03 February 1934
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