Tamara la complaisante (1937)
Directed by Jean Delannoy, Félix Gandéra

Drama

Film Synopsis

On the borders of Siberia, Grigory succumbs to the charms of Tamara, a beautiful country girl, to the extent that he forgets the young woman he is supposed to marry. Overtaken by his passion, he is drawn into committing a crime that ruins not only his own existence, but also the lives of those who love him.

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Film Credits

Director: Jean Delannoy, Félix Gandéra
Script: Jean Delannoy, Georges André-Cuel (novel), Félix Gandéra (dialogue)
Cinematographer: Nicolas Hayer, Charles Suin
Music: Georges Auric
Cast: Véra Korène (Tamara), Victor Francen (Grigory), Lucas Gridoux (Mossilieff), Jacques Berlioz (Torkoff), Régine Poncet (Lydia), Colette Darfeuil (Pachenka), Jeanne Marie-Laurent (Maria Fedorovna), Joë Hamman (Abenkine), Maxime Fabert (Padiloff), Camille Bert (Le chef de la police), Edmond Beauchamp (Borojski), André Carnège (Simoën), Alfred Argus, Léon Bary, Jacques Beauvais, Madeleine Briny, Gilbert Moryn, Ariane Murator
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 87 min

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