For Don Carlos

Set during the late 19th century conflict between Carlists and Bourbons in Spain, For Don Carlos adapts a novel by Pierre Benoît. The film was shot in the picturesque Spanish Basque Country, highlighting the region’s cultural backdrop.

Musidora, a prominent figure in the film, plays a central role in this production, which also features Abel Tarride, Jean Signoret, and Jean Guitry. The film reflects Musidora's deepening relationship with Spain, further influenced by her collaboration with bullfighter Antonio Cañero, who served as a technical adviser.

Originally over three hours long, the film was released in a shortened version in December 1921 in Paris and Madrid. This production stands as a testament to Musidora's impact on early cinema and her exploration of rich historical narratives.