Rose-France

Year: 1919

Runtime: 42 mins

Director: Marcel L’Herbier

Drama

Set in the wake of World War I, the film is a lyrical meditation on love and patriotism. It marks L’Herbier’s debut, using bold experimental camera work—rapid cuts, superimpositions and unusual angles—that many found overly fanciful yet established him as an innovative talent. Recognized as a film, it follows Gance’s 1918 La Dixième symphonie.

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