Marraines de France

Set during World War I, Marraines de France tells the story of a group of young ladies who decide to write letters to soldiers at the front, taking on the role of godmothers of war. The film centers on Madeleine, who writes to soldier Jacques Bertin while concealing her true identity by impersonating her deceased grandmother. This leads to humorous situations when Jacques wishes to meet her upon his return.

With a runtime of 35 minutes, this film captures the essence of the silent film era, showcasing how humor can arise from misunderstandings during challenging times. The film is produced by Gaumont, adding to its historical significance within the silent film genre.