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Ferragus
An adaptation of the first part of Balzac's History of the Thirteen, centered on the secret society of the Thirteen and helmed by René Navarre in the titular role of the former convict who became a sublime father.
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Plot Summary
A young woman, whose parents were disgraced and imprisoned, is taken in by a mysterious and wealthy man named Ferragus. She grows up unaware of her true parentage, but as she nears adulthood, strange occurrences and veiled warnings begin to suggest that her past is far more complex and dangerous than she imagined. Ferragus, though seemingly kind, harbors secrets that could unravel her life.
Critical Reception
As a lost film, 'Ferragus' from 1923 has no readily available critical reception or audience reviews. Its existence is primarily known through historical film records and mentions in literature about early cinema.
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This film is considered lost, making consensus impossible to determine.
Information regarding the film's plot and critical reception is scarce.
Its historical significance lies in its potential connection to early film narratives and stars of the era.
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Fun Fact
While "Ferragus" is listed as a 1923 film, it is considered a lost film, meaning no known copies or prints of it exist today, making detailed analysis and reception difficult to ascertain.
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