Le coeur et les yeux

1911
9 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWhile cleaning her gloves which she was to wear at a ball, Cecilia meets with an accident and becomes blind. Her slim resources are soon exhausted, and being unable to work, the poor girl is... Alles lesenWhile cleaning her gloves which she was to wear at a ball, Cecilia meets with an accident and becomes blind. Her slim resources are soon exhausted, and being unable to work, the poor girl is soon brought to distress. Led by her little sister, she is forced to beg. Young Doctor Hu... Alles lesenWhile cleaning her gloves which she was to wear at a ball, Cecilia meets with an accident and becomes blind. Her slim resources are soon exhausted, and being unable to work, the poor girl is soon brought to distress. Led by her little sister, she is forced to beg. Young Doctor Humbert, noticing the young girl one day, becomes interested, and persuades her to go to his... Alles lesen

Regie
- Emile Chautard
Drehbuch
- Emile Chautard
- Pierre Sales
Hauptbesetzung

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

4,9/10

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Regie
- Emile Chautard
Drehbuch
- Emile Chautard
- Pierre Sales
Hauptbesetzung

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Released in the US as a split reel along with the documentary Pour vos chapeaux, mesdames (1911).

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Ausgewählte Rezension

5/10

People Seemed To Blind Themselves With Cosmetic Products A Lot

My mother was a peroxide blonde in the days when that was a common thing to do. if it isn't still, and I never heard of anyone blinding themselves.... although we did scream a lot when she used the peroxide to sterilize the cuts and scrapes we got into as children.

Nonetheless, this seems to be the third silent movie I've seen this summer of women who blind themselves with cosmetic products, only to be cured when a brilliant ophthalmologist treats them, usually by telling them to open their eyes. Here, it's Cécile Didier who goes blind, and Dr.Damorès who cures her. They are in love, but too shy to say so.

One of the things I noticed about this Eclair version of the story is that the set decorations seem to be better than in the other production companies' version. Otherwise, they're much the same. It's a miracle we haven't died out.