Les Misérables - Part 4: Cosette and Marius

This film is part of Albert Capellani’s adaptation of Les Misérables, reflecting the historical turmoil during the 1832 uprising in France. It depicts Marius's struggle as he joins the insurgents, portraying the intensity of the riots and barricades through the streets.

Featuring a notable cast including Maria Fromet, Gabriel de Gravone, and Mistinguett, this film captures a significant moment in literary and cinematic history. The film draws from Hugo's classic novel, making it relevant for collectors interested in adaptations of literary works, particularly those from the early 20th century.

The production by Pathé Frères adds to its historical significance, as the studio was a pioneer in early cinema. Collectors may appreciate this film not only for its narrative but also for its place within the broader context of film adaptations of classic literature.