Naïs

Year: 1945

Runtime: 117 mins

Language: French

Directors: Marcel Pagnol, Raymond Leboursier

RomanceDrama

Toine, a hunchback who works at the tile plant, spends the summer helping farmer Micoulin to be near Micoulin’s daughter Nais. Frederic Rostaing, the landowner’s son on a law‑school break, arrives quietly with the hidden aim of seducing Nais, his childhood acquaintance. A tense power struggle erupts among the father, the naive girl, the predatory student and the poor cripple.

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