The Two Orphans

Year: 1933

Runtime: 102 mins

Language: French

Director: Maurice Tourneur

Drama

In this intimate retelling of the tale that inspired Griffin’s grand Orphans of the Storm, a compassionate doctor navigates the turmoil of the French Revolution to locate and reunite two young sisters torn apart by the violent upheaval, confronting danger and uncertainty as he strives to bring them back together.

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