L’Amour chante (1930) - film review

Comedy

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L’Amour chante is a French-German film comedy first released in 1930, directed by Robert Florey. The film stars Yolande Laffon, Pierre Bertin, Janine Merrey and Louis Baron fils. It has also been released under the title: Love Songs. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Robert Florey
Script: Jacques Bousquet, Henry Falk, Jean-Charles Reynaud, Robert Florey, Carl Boese, Walter Hasenclever
Photo: Eduard Hoesch, Otto Kanturek
Music: Armand Bernard, Franz Grothe, Artur Guttmann, Eduard Künneke
Cast: Yolande Laffon (Madame Lherminois), Pierre Bertin (Claude Merlerault), Janine Merrey (Loulou, Darling), Louis Baron fils (Monsieur Lherminois), Saturnin Fabre (M, Crispin), Fernand Gravey (Armand Petitjean), Josseline Gaël (Simone Crespin), Maryanne (Une mère d’élève), Renée Montel, Nicole de Rouves, Marcelle Monthil (Mlle. Bouclier), Michéle, Jim Gérald, Henri Lesieur, Florelle
Country: France / Germany
Language: French
Runtime: 105 min; B&W
Aka: Love Songs

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