The Lost Village (1947)
In the peaceful alpine village of Granges-de-Mortes, a tragedy has just taken place: Gustave Boeuf, the local Casanova, has mysteriously died at the foot of a wayside cross. Shortly afterwards, a peasant, who is suspected of having murdered him, hangs himself from a branch of the calvary. But was he the real culprit? Angélique Barrodet, an old maid , who had been Gustave's fiancée before he abandoned her on the very day of their wedding, leads the investigation in her own way.
Director: Christian Stengel
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Gaby Morlay as Angélique Barrodet |
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Alfred Adam as Gustave Boeuf |
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Noël Roquevert as Father Landrin, peasant |
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Line Noro as Amélina Landrin |
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René Génin as Toubredin |
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Lucienne Laurence as Josette Marny |
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Jean Wall as Tancaz, tavern keeper |
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Guy Decomble as Jean Pétrat |
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Albert Rémy as Mountaineer |
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Arlette Merry as Berthe Tancuaz |
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Marcel Delaître as Rondelot |
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Henry Gerrar as Mayor |
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Lil Boël as Superior |
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Léonce Corne as Doctor |
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Marthe Mellot as Old lady |
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Guy Favières as Notary |
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Maurice Schutz as Chardon |
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Albert Malbert as Paturet |
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Charles Vissières as Old mountaineer |
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Yves Furet as Arsène Landrin |
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Maurice Marceau as Sergeant |
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Johnny Marchand as (uncredited) |
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Julienne Paroli as Madame Chardon (uncredited) |
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Georges Patrix as Mountaineer (uncredited) |
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Roger Saltel as (uncredited) |
| Directing | Christian Stengel | Director |
| Writing | André-Paul Antoine | Adaptation |
| Camera | Marcel Grignon | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Marcel Delannoy | Original Music Composer |
| Writing | Gilbert Dupé | Novel |
