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Missing Husbands
1921
· Movie
· 169 min
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A woman's husband vanishes without a trace, leaving her in a state of limbo. As time passes with no word, she must navigate the legal and social challenges of being neither married nor widowed, while never giving up hope of discovering the truth behind his disappearance.
Details
- Director
- Jacques Feyder
- Writer
- Jacques Feyder
- Studio
- Thalman et Cie, International et Commercial de la Cinématographie (Thalman), Société Générale pour le Développement
- Released
- 28 May 1921
- Country
- Belgium, France
- Language
- French
- Runtime
- 169 min
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