The Divine Woman

Year: 1928

Runtime: 80 mins

Director: Victor Sjöström

RomanceDrama

Lucian, a Parisian soldier, must ship out for Algiers at nine. He returns for a last meal with Marianne, fearing she'll find another soldier when he leaves. After a brief argument they embrace, and at midnight they remain in each other's arms. The surviving nine‑minute fragment wonders if he will desert and if their love can survive military duty. The film is lost.

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