The House under the sea (film)

the House under the sea is a French film of Henri Calef, adapted of a novel of the same name of Paul Vialar. It was turned in 1946, primarily with Flamanville (Handle), in the iron mines of Diélette.

Synopsis

Constant becomes the lover of Flora… and discovers that it is the woman of its comrade of work.

Data sheet

Title: the House under the sea
Realizer: Henri Calef
Scenario writers: Jacques Companéez and Georges Nephews, according to the work of Paul Vialar
Director of the photography: Claude Renoir
Decorator: Robert Hubert
Assistant realizer: Jacques de Casembroot
Assembler: Jacques Grassi
Coming out date: 1947

Distribution

Viviane Lovesong: Flora
Clement Duhour: Constant
Guy Decomble: Lucien
Roland Armontel: Dial
Anouk Aimee: Anouk
Leon Bary: the owner
Robert Dalban: the owner
Gilded Fraud: the girl
Guy Favières: the trade unionist
Santa-Relli
Zélie Yzelle

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