Blind Venus

Year: 1941

Runtime: 140 mins

Language: French

Director: Abel Gance

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Blind Venus is a 1941 French melodrama directed by Abel Gance, notable as one of the first films produced in occupied France. Though set in no specific era, Gance intended it to echo contemporary France, placing the story at the crossroads of reality and legend. The heroine spirals into despair until a providential smile restores her faith, illustrating the director’s belief that lofty emotions alone can conquer fate and lead back to happiness.

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