L’Inhumaine

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L’Inhumaine is a 1924 French avant-garde silent film celebrated for its innovative Art Deco set design and experimental visual style.

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instanceOf French film
avant-garde film
film
artDirectionBy Alberto Cavalcanti
Claude Autant-Lara
Fernand Léger
Paul Poiret
Robert Mallet-Stevens
character Claire Lescot
Einar Norsen
cinematographyBy Georges Specht
Jules Kruger
collectiveMusicGroup Les Six
countryOfOrigin France
director Marcel L’Herbier
filmFormat silent
genre avant-garde
drama
science fiction
hasTheme dehumanization
love and sacrifice
modernity
technology
influenced later Art Deco production design in cinema
movement French avant-garde cinema
musicBy Arthur Honegger
Darius Milhaud
Erik Satie
Francis Poulenc
Georges Auric
Louis Durey
notableFor experimental visual style
innovative Art Deco set design
originalLanguage French intertitles
plotSummary A celebrated but cruel singer rejects a devoted scientist, leading to tragedy and a technologically driven resurrection.
premiereLocation Paris
producer Marcel L’Herbier
productionCompany Cinégraphic
releaseYear 1924
restored yes
runningTime approximately 135 minutes (original version)
setDesignStyle Art Deco
starred Georgette Leblanc
Jaque Catelain
Marcelle Pradot
Philippe Hériat
timePeriod 1920s
title L’Inhumaine
writer Marcel L’Herbier

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Fano Messan notableWork L’Inhumaine
Impressionist cinema notableFilm L’Inhumaine
L’Inhumaine title L’Inhumaine