L'homme traqué (1947)
A Parisian baker boy, tired of his monotonous and hopeless life, kills the owner of a hotel to rob him. A woman of questionable morals noticed his absence. To buy his silence, he makes her his friend. Rivaled by their secret and not really loving each other, they indulge in imprudences which throw them into the hands of the police.
Director: Robert Bibal
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 100 min
Release Date: February 14, 1947
Cast
Screenplay
- Francis Carco (Novel)
- Claude Dolbert (Screenplay)
- Robert Bibal (Screenplay)
Music: Vincent Scotto, Marcel Landowski
Cinematography: Alphonse Lucas
Editing: Marcelle Driguet
Country: France
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
More Films by Director: Robert Bibal
More Films in Genre: Drama
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is L'homme traqué about?
- A Parisian baker boy, tired of his monotonous and hopeless life, kills the owner of a hotel to rob him. A woman of questionable morals noticed his absence. To buy his silence, he makes her his friend. Rivaled by their secret and not really loving each other, they indulge in imprudences which throw them into the hands of the police.
- Who directed L'homme traqué?
- L'homme traqué was directed by Robert Bibal.
- Who stars in L'homme traqué?
- L'homme traqué stars Louise Carletti, Jean Tissier, Fréhel, André Talmès, Antonin Berval, Marcel Herrand.
- How long is L'homme traqué?
- L'homme traqué has a runtime of 1h 40m (100 minutes).
- What genre is L'homme traqué?
- L'homme traqué is a Drama film.
- Where was L'homme traqué produced?
- L'homme traqué was produced in France.