Sisters in Arms (1937 film) explained

Sisters in Arms
Director:Léon Poirier
Producer:Léon Poirier
Starring:Jeanne Sully
Josette Day
Thomy Bourdelle
Music:Claude Delvincourt
Cinematography:Georges Million
Editing:Jacques Grassi
Studio:Societé Artistique Commerciale et Industrielle
Distributor:Comptoir Français du Film Documentaire
Runtime:125 minutes
Country:France
Language:French

Sisters in Arms (French: Soeurs d'armes) is a 1937 French spy drama film directed by Léon Poirier and starring Jeanne Sully, Josette Day and Thomy Bourdelle.[1] [2] The film's sets were designed by the art directors Raymond Druart and Hugues Laurent.

Synopsis

During the First World War Louise de Bettignies and Léonie Vanhoutte form an underground intelligence operation in German-occupied Belgium and Northern France in conjunction with British military intelligence.

Cast

References

  1. Drazin p.185
  2. Welch p.162

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