Southern Cross (1932)
In the Sahara, Algeria, the leader of the Tuaregs, Aftan, saves a girl from the hands of a caravan of pillars. Madeleine falls in love with her savior and their marriage is decided. But Aftan understands that he will never be assimilated with Europeans, and he goes back to find the beautiful poet Dassine whom he had loved before.
Director: André Hugon
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Kaissa Robba as Dassine |
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Suzanne Christy as Madeleine Ménard |
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Charles De Rochefort as Aftan |
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Alexandre Mihalesco as Arbi |
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Tahar Hannache as Le Chef Nomade Taha Badawi |
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Jean Toulout as Le professeur Ménard |
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Christian-Jaque as Un Lieutenant |
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Jean Heuzé as Lieutenant Darsène |
| Directing | André Hugon | Director |
| Writing | Paul Achard | Writer |
| Writing | André Hugon | Writer |
| Production | André Hugon | Producer |
| Sound | Jacques Janin | Music |
| Art | Christian-Jaque | Production Design |
| Sound | Roger Loisel | Sound |
| Camera | Charles De Rochefort | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Raymond Agnel | Director of Photography |
