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Parisian Love
1925
· Movie
· 62 min
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64/100
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Set in the romantic city of Paris, the story follows the amorous adventures of its characters. A young man, perhaps an American abroad, finds himself swept up in the city's atmosphere of love and intrigue. He becomes enamored with a charming Parisienne, and their flirtation leads him through a series of comic and sentimental misadventures amidst the beautiful boulevards and cafes, exploring the lighthearted and passionate side of romance.
Details
- Director
- Louis J. Gasnier
- Writers
- F. Oakley Crawford, Lois Hutchinson
- Released
- 1 August 1925
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 62 min
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