
1926 · 113 min · FR
Directed by Jacques Feyder
Jacques Feyder, 1926: a working-class boy (Jean Forest) is adopted by a rich American widow who wants a child to improve, and the improvement is a kind of theft. From a novel by Charles-Ferdinand Ramuz. Paris, the apartment, the mother who let him go. Feyder, before Hollywood, already directing class as a look people put on children. It is a silent about charity as a kidnapping that everyone agreed to.
Public domain presentation
Wikimedia Commons · FM-54; File:Gribiche (1926).webm; 1496x1080
No subtitle tracks are currently listed.
writer
cinematographer
cinematographer
writer