The Man with White Gloves

This film, produced by Pathé Frères and Société cinématographique des auteurs et gens de lettres, presents a narrative centered around M. Rasta, a character entangled in deception and societal intrigue. The film's exploration of crime and innocence reflects themes that were prevalent in early 20th-century cinema.

Featuring a cast that includes Henri Desfontaines, Marguerite Brésil, Alexandre Arquillière, Jacques Grétillat, Mévisto, and Coecilia Navarre, The Man with White Gloves offers insight into the talent of the time and the storytelling techniques used in early crime dramas. As a part of the burgeoning film industry, this short film serves as an example of how crime narratives were portrayed in the silent film era.