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Une vie perdue

Synopsis

A jealous young woman murders her husband's mistress. A notorious scoundrel is accused of the crime. When, seized with remorse, the young woman goes to see the prosecutor to confess her crime, she is hit by a car and loses her memory. Her husband judges that she has earned the right to be forgotten and to happiness.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Alexander Esway, Raymond Rouleau
Screenplay & Story
Jacques Deval
Original Score
Jean Wiener
Original Title
Une vie perdue
Spoken Languages
French
Runtime
1h 20m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Alexander Esway, Raymond Rouleau

Screenplay & Story

Jacques Deval

Original Score & Music

Jean Wiener

Department Leadership Roster

Alexander Esway

Alexander Esway

Director

Raymond Rouleau

Raymond Rouleau

Director

Jacques Deval

Jacques Deval

Screenplay

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Frequently Asked Questions About Une vie perdue

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

What is Une vie perdue about?

A jealous young woman murders her husband's mistress. A notorious scoundrel is accused of the crime. When, seized with remorse, the young woman goes to see the prosecutor to confess her crime, she is hit by a car and loses her memory. Her husband judges that she has earned the right to be forgotten and to happiness.

Who directed Une vie perdue?

Une vie perdue was directed by Alexander Esway, Raymond Rouleau.

Who stars in Une vie perdue?

The principal cast of Une vie perdue includes Raymond Rouleau, Yolande Laffon, Marcel Vallée, Marcel André, Ady Cresso.

When was Une vie perdue released and how long is it?

Une vie perdue was released in 1933 with a total runtime of 1h 20m.

Who composed the musical score for Une vie perdue?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Une vie perdue was composed by Jean Wiener.