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Set in a rustic community, likely in Italy or France, Zigano is a wild and passionate gypsy or peasant who lives outside the laws of conventional society. He is a man of intense emotions and primal energy. He becomes entangled in a fierce romantic rivalry with a more respectable man from the village over the love of a woman, leading to a dramatic and violent clash of cultures and temperaments.
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- Directors
- Gérard Bourgeois, Harry Piel
- Writers
- Harry Piel, Henrik Galeen
- Released
- 27 July 1925
- Country
- France, Germany
- Language
- German
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