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The Pearl

1929Henri d'Ursel
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A silent, surreal short involving a man buying a pearl necklace. He meets a woman who also desires the necklace.

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What is The Pearl (1929) about?

A silent, surreal short involving a man buying a pearl necklace. He meets a woman who also desires the necklace.

Who stars in The Pearl?

The Pearl stars Georges Hugnet (Young Man), Kissa Kouprine (The Thief), Renee Savoye (The Sleepwalker (as Renée Savoy)), Mary Stutz (Lulu, the Young Man's Fiancee). The film was directed by Henri d'Ursel.

How long is The Pearl?

The Pearl has a runtime of 34 min and premiered in 1929.

Where can I watch The Pearl?

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