Romarin (1937)
Directed by André Hugon
Drama
Romarin (1937)
Film Synopsis
Romarin and his friend Tonin are two provincial poachers who are afraid of nothing. There is no one to match them when it comes to laying a snare, killing a partridge or catching a rare fish. Whilst Romain, an active fifty-something, amuses himself on his barge, the younger Tonin keeps himself busy with his amorous adventures. Tonin's latest interest is Nine, the daughter of the grocer Larquus. On a trip to Toulon, Tonin encounters an alluring Russian princess, Olga. The latter is in league with a gang of smugglers, who play on Tonin's naivety by getting him to hide a consignment of heroine from the police...© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: André Hugon
- Script: André Hugon, Paul Achard (dialogue)
- Cinematographer: Marc Bujard
- Music: Vincent Scotto
- Cast: Jean Aquistapace (Romarin), Yvette Lebon (Nine), Antonin Berval (Tonin), Jeanne Boitel (Olga), Robert Le Vigan (Napoléon Orsini), Pierre Larquey (Larquus), Édouard Delmont, Fernand Flament, Serge Gleboff
- Country: France
- Language: French
- Support: Black and White
- Runtime: 108 min
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