Nicole and Her Virtue

The film follows Nicole, the wife of wealthy composer Lucien, who discovers her husband's double life with his mistress, Chichette. In retaliation, Nicole embraces a carefree lifestyle, engaging with a gigolo, which leads to complications that affect her son. Lucien's return and promise of fidelity add depth to this exploration of marriage and morality.

As a 1932 production, Nicole and Her Virtue offers a glimpse into early 20th-century cinematic storytelling and character dynamics. The film stars Alice Cocéa, André Roanne, Paulette Duvernet, Andrée Mery, Claude Barghon, Robert Goupil, and Enrique Rivero, all contributing to a narrative that challenges societal norms of the time. Collectors interested in period dramas or French cinema will find this film a noteworthy piece of its era.