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5.0 / 10(3 votes)IMDb19371h 35mFrance

The Black Angels

Les Anges Noirs

Synopsis

Two brothers-in-law hate each other but, for business interests, they want their respective son and daughter to marry. The young fiancées are not in agreement, as the boy has a happy relationship with a woman, and the girl is in an isolation mood. A crime happens, and the relations amongst this sad family become even worse.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Willy Rozier
Screenplay & Story
François Mauriac, Willy Rozier
Original Title
Les Anges Noirs
Country of Origin
France
Spoken Languages
French
Runtime
1h 35m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Willy Rozier

Screenplay & Story

François Mauriac, Willy Rozier

Department Leadership Roster

Willy Rozier

Willy Rozier

Director

François Mauriac

Writer

Willy Rozier

Willy Rozier

Writer

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Black Angels

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Black Angels about?

Two brothers-in-law hate each other but, for business interests, they want their respective son and daughter to marry. The young fiancées are not in agreement, as the boy has a happy relationship with a woman, and the girl is in an isolation mood. A crime happens, and the relations amongst this sad family become even worse.

Who directed The Black Angels?

The Black Angels was directed by Willy Rozier.

Who stars in The Black Angels?

The principal cast of The Black Angels includes Suzy Prim, Florelle, Germaine Dermoz, Paul Bernard, Henri Rollan.

When was The Black Angels released and how long is it?

The Black Angels was released in 1937 with a total runtime of 1h 35m.