Barrabas | 1920 | Drama Crime

Title: Barrabas | 1920 | Drama Crime Director: Louis Feuillade Studio: Société des Etablissements L. Gaumont Starring: Edmond Bréon, Sandra Milovanoff, Fernand Herrmann Release Date: 1920 Runtime: 120 Format: Silent Black and White Country: France Language: Silent --- Summary: Barrabas is a silent drama centered on the character of Barrabas, a notorious criminal whose actions and fate intertwine with themes of redemption, justice, and societal decay. The film explores the moral conflicts faced by individuals living on the margins of society and the consequences of their choices, set against a backdrop of early 20th century urban life. --- Background: Directed by Louis Feuillade, a prominent figure in French silent cinema, Barrabas reflects the director's interest in crime stories and complex characters. The film was produced by Société des Etablissements L. Gaumont, an influential studio during the silent era. It is part of the wave of crime dramas that characterized European cinema during the post-World War I period. --- Trivia: Louis Feuillade is also known for his earlier crime serials, such as Fantômas and Les Vampires. Barrabas was released during the height of silent film production in France, prior to the widespread adoption of sound in cinema. The film features a performance by Edmond Bréon, a popular French actor of the silent era. --- Hashtags: Barrabas SilentFilm 1920Cinema LouisFeuillade FrenchCinema CrimeDrama