Panurge (1932)
Panurge, a poor laundress, breathes in the smell of fish glue all day long but grows a meager flower in a tin can. He falls in love with the washerwoman, whose virtue is threatened by Fred's feline seduction. But Panurge and his gentle melancholy disarm fate.
Director: Michel Bernheim
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Danielle Darrieux as Régine |
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Vincent Hyspa as Père Varenne |
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Olga Lord as Maud |
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Gérard Sandoz as Panurge |
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Jean Marconi as Fred |
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Paul Poiret as Père Ursule |
| Writing | Robert Desnos | Lyricist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Paul Poiret | Costume Design |
| Sound | Henri Cliquet-Pleyel | Original Music Composer |
| Directing | Michel Bernheim | Director |
| Writing | Gérard Sandoz | Writer |
| Writing | Steve Passeur | Writer |
| Editing | Jacques Desagneaux | Editor |
| Writing | Michel Bernheim | Writer |
