Les Misérables

This version of Les Misérables features performances from Henry Krauss, Henri Étiévant, Léon Bernard, and Paul Frank. Produced by Pathé Frères, the film reflects the early 20th-century cinematic style and storytelling techniques. Given its historical significance and connection to Hugo's enduring work, this film offers a unique glimpse into the adaptation of classic literature to the screen.

As a 1913 production, this film is representative of the silent era and showcases the dramatic themes that are prevalent in Hugo's story. Collectors interested in early cinema or adaptations of literary works will find this film noteworthy in their exploration of film history and the evolution of storytelling on screen.