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The Madness of the Valiants

1926, French. Directed by Germaine Dulac.

A symbolist portrait of two gypsies in love, this captivating film finds Dulac deconstructing onscreen gender roles and striving to achieve her idea of cinema as a “visual symphony,” emphasizing rhythmic editing over acting to achieve a “cinema of suggestion.”

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0h 46m
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Language
French
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Released
1 July 1926
Original title
La folie des vaillants
Country
France
Written by
Maxim Gorky, Germaine Dulac
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The Madness of the Valiants (1926) was directed by Germaine Dulac and stars Lia Loo, Raphaël Lievin, Castelluci.

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