La Danseuse rouge (1937)
Tania, a young girl from Central Europe, leaves her home because of her abusive father. Trained, in spite of herself, in the nets of the secret services, she becomes a renowned dancer who travels the major capitals, in search of military information. In 1917, in Paris, she was arrested and sentenced to death. She will be executed despite the fervent defense of her lawyer who has fallen in love with her.
Director: Jean-Paul Paulin
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Véra Korène as Tania Golgorine |
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Maurice Escande as Ursac |
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Ludmilla Pitoëff as Sister Gabrielle |
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Jean Worms as Maître Brégyl |
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Margo Lion as Dédée, inmate |
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Henri Bosc as |
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René Génin as |
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Georges Paulais as |
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Jean Galland as Doctor Karl |
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Jean Toulout as Prosecutor Arnoux |
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Jean Martinelli as Frantz |
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Jean Fay as Serge |
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Charlotte Barbier-Krauss as |
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Jacques Berlioz as |
| Directing | Jean-Paul Paulin | Director |
| Writing | Jacques Constant | Writer |
| Writing | Charles-Henry Hirsch | Novel |
| Camera | Henri Alekan | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Nikolai Toporkoff | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Georges Auric | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Edouard Flament | Original Music Composer |
