The Swallow and the Titmouse (1924)
Herr Pierre Van Groot owns two barges. Van Groot, his wife, and his sister-in-law navigate along the north channels between Belgium and France. Herr Pierre transports construction material in his barges but he earns extra francs trafficking in diamonds, which he hides in the boat’s rudder. Pierre engages a new first mate, Michel, who gets wise to the diamond smuggling. The film was shot in 1920, but only shown once in its 80 minute entirety at a private screening in 1924.
Director: André Antoine
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Maguy Deliac as Marthe, The Young Sister of Griet |
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Pierre Alcover as Michel, The New Pilot |
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Louis Ravet as Pierre Van Groot, The Barge Owner |
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Jane Maylianes as Griet Van Groot, Pierre's Wife |
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Georges Denola as The diamond dealer |
| Directing | André Antoine | Director |
| Writing | Gustave Grillet | Writer |
| Crew | Léonce-Henri Burel | Cinematography |
| Editing | Jacques Willemetz | Editor |
| Directing | Georges Denola | Assistant Director |
