The Devil in the Heart (1927)
Ludivine Bucaille stupidly wishes that Leherg and his son Delphin both die at sea. Amazingly, Leherg actually is lost at sea but his son somehow survives. His mother subsequently dies of sorrow. Remorseful, Ludivine gets her parents to take Delphin in their care. She makes sure the house is nice and tidy. Delphin and Ludivine grow to love each other and eventually get engaged. But father Bucaille, a drunk, wants Ludivine to marry Lauderin, the owner of a bar. Ludivine, in a moment of jealousy, thinking that Delphin has cheated on her, accepts. As Delpin plans on leaving the country the day after the engagement, Ludivine takes a boat to meet him. Lauderin sneaks into the boat and, as a storm hits it, he attempts to rape her. Delphin comes to the rescue. The two lovers can now unite.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Marcel L'Herbier | Director |
| Lucie Delarue-Mardrus | Writer |
| Marcel L'Herbier | Writer |
| Lucien Bellavoine | Cinematographer |
| Louis Le Bertre | Cinematographer |
| Jean Letort | Cinematographer |
| Lucien Aguettand | Production Designer |
| Claude Autant-Lara | Production Designer |
| Robert-Jules Garnier | Production Designer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Betty Balfour | |
| Jaque Catelain | |
| Roger Karl | |
| André Nox |
