La Tendresse (1930)
Directed by André Hugon
Drama
aka: Tenderness
La Tendresse (1930)
Film Synopsis
A renowned scholar falls in love with a young woman and, despite their difference in ages, he believes that she reciprocates his feelings. He soon discovers that he is mistaken and falls seriously ill. His wife devotedly nurses him back to health and he comes to realise that she has always tried to do the best for him.© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: André Hugon
- Script: Henry Bataille (play)
- Cinematographer: Raymond Agnel
- Music: Lucien Boyer, René Sylviano
- Cast: Marcelle Chantal (Marthe Dellières), Jean Toulout (L'académicien Paul Barnac), André Dubosc (Genine), José Noguéro (Jarville, L'amant), Pierre Juvenet (Jaliguy), Lucien Baroux (Carlos Jarry), Micheline Masson (Le petite Jacquot), Jean Bara, Claire Nobis, Lucien Nobis, Raymonde Sonny
- Country: France
- Language: French
- Support: Black and White
- Runtime: 56 min
- Aka: Tenderness
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