Parisiennes

The film features a cast including Margit Manstad, Ruth Weyher, and Alexander Murski. It tells the story of opera singer Gambetta Duval and his daughters, Jeanne and Nita, living alongside their grandmother and her lodger, Dr. Leon Monnier. The narrative unfolds as Jeanne harbors feelings for Dr. Monnier, who is in love with Nita, while Nita is involved with playwright Armand de Marny.

"Parisiennes" offers a glimpse into 1920s European cinema and the silent film era. Collectors of early cinema will appreciate its narrative complexity and the performances of its cast. The film is part of the UFA catalog, known for its contributions to the film industry during the Weimar Republic. With its historical context and dramatic themes, it represents an era that continues to influence filmmakers today.