Le Nègre blanc (1925)
Directed by Serge Nadejdine, Nicolas Rimsky
Comedy
Le Nègre blanc (1925)
Film Synopsis
Nicolas Borain is a bassist whose only happiness is to be near his neighbour, Suzanne, whom he adores. But when she starts taking an interest in a millionaire he understandably becomes somewhat disgruntled. As a scandal erupts Nicolas finds himself demoted to the back of the orchestra. The millionaire offers to help him, providing he agrees to appear as a white Negro...© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: Serge Nadejdine, Nicolas Rimsky, Henry Wulschleger
- Script: Michel Linsky, Raoul Ploquin, Nicolas Rimsky
- Cinematographer: Fédote Bourgasoff, Paul Guichard
- Cast: Nicolas Rimsky (Nicolas Borain), Suzanne Bianchetti (Suzanne), René Donnio (Le chef d'orchestre), Madame Courtois (Une invitée), Jaime Devesa (Jack Merryman)
- Country: France
- Language: French
- Support: Black and White / Silent
- Runtime: 90 min
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