The Flood

Year: 1924

Runtime: 77 mins

Director: Louis Delluc

Drama

In a Provençal village on the Rhône, farmer Alban is to marry Margot. Clerk Monsieur Broc learns his daughter was with Alban; when he rejects her she collapses. The river suddenly floods the hamlet and Margot vanishes. Adapted from André Corthis’s novel and shot during a Rhône flood, Delluc’s film pairs panic with nature’s fury, misty landscapes.

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