Hara-Kiri

Hara-Kiri is a drama that reflects the storytelling styles of the late 1920s. Directed by Marie-Louise Iribe, it showcases the artistic vision of one of the few female directors of the time.

The film features performances by Constant Rémy and André Berley, contributing to its narrative depth. As a piece from the silent film era, it offers a unique glimpse into the cinematic techniques and themes explored during this period.