Parisiennes (film) explained

Parisiennes
Director:	Gustaf Molander
Producer:	Oscar Hemberg
Cinematography:	Julius Jaenzon
Distributor:	UFA
Runtime:	100 minutes

Parisiennes or The Doctor's Women (Swedish: '''Parisiskor''', German: '''Dr. Monnier und die Frauen''') is a 1928 German-Swedish silent film directed by Gustaf Molander and starring Margit Manstad, Ruth Weyher and Fred Louis Lerch.^[1]

The film's sets were designed by the art director Robert Neppach.

Cast

• Margit Manstad as Nita Duval
• Ruth Weyher as Jeanne Duval
• Fred Louis Lerch as Dr. Leon Monnier
• Miles Mander as Armand de Marny
• Alexander Murski as Gambetta Duval, der Vater
• Karin Swanström as Rose Duval, die Witwe
• Margita Alfvén as Ms. Savelly, Schauspielerin
• Norah Baring
• Georg Blomstedt as Pinet, Theaterdirektor
• Hans Junkermann as Count Rochefort
• Alexander Nadler as Der kleine Philippe
• Alexandra Nalder as Philippa
• Jeanne Weiß as Eine elegante Dame
• Elisabeth Frisk

Bibliography

• Tommy Gustafsson. Masculinity in the Golden Age of Swedish Cinema: A Cultural Analysis of 1920s Films. McFarland, 2014.

Notes and References

1. Gustafsson, p. 171