Sibilla is a single mother, working as a gypsy dancer in a lousy cafe in the south of Spain. Unable to keep with the costs of his son's medical bills, she asks for help to Estiria, her son's biological father and one of the richest men in...
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Sibilla
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| Jaque Catelain | ... |
Hedwick
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Iliana
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Joao, le bouffon
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Claire Prélia | ... |
La comtesse suédoise
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| Georges Paulais | ... |
Esteria
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Édith Réal | ... |
Conception
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Max Dhartigny | ... |
Le patron de l'El Dorado
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Émile Saint-Ober | ... |
L'aveugle
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Flore
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Directed by
| Marcel L'Herbier | ||
Written by
| Marcel L'Herbier | ... | (scenario) |
Music by
| Marius-François Gaillard | ||
Cinematography by
| Georges Lucas | ||
| Georges Specht | ||
Art Direction by
| Robert-Jules Garnier | ||
| Louis Le Bertre | ||
Costume Design by
| Alberto Cavalcanti | ||
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- Société des Etablissements L. Gaumont (1921) (France) (theatrical)
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Storyline
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Sibilla is a single mother, working as a gypsy dancer in a lousy cafe in the south of Spain. Unable to keep with the costs of his son's medical bills, she asks for help to Estiria, her son's biological father and one of the richest men in town. After being rejected, Sibilla vows to save her son's life by any means necessary - even at the cost of her own life. Written by Maya |
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| Budget | FRF248,000 (estimated) |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | A score was composed especially for the film in an attempt to synchronize music and action. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited into Seul le cinéma (1994). See more » |