Fièvre

Fièvre tells the story of Militis, a sailor who returns to a bar and encounters Sarah, the woman he once loved. Complications arise as he is now married to an exotic woman who cared for him during his illness. This film presents a deep exploration of relationships, desire, and the struggles between past and present.

As a silent film, Fièvre utilizes visual storytelling techniques characteristic of French Impressionism, focusing on the emotional experiences of its characters rather than dialogue. The performances by Ève Francis and Edmond van Daële, among others, contribute to the film's exploration of its themes. Collectors of silent cinema and French Impressionism will find this film a notable representation of its era.