Silence Is Golden
Silence Is Golden (1947) is a romance, directed by René Clair. It stars Maurice Chevalier and François Périer. The 100-minute film holds an audience score of 6.9/10.
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What Silence Is Golden Is About
Paris at the turn of the century, in the small studio world where cinema was still being invented. Emile is a director who agrees to take in a friend’s daughter from the provinces, barely notices her at first, and then falls for her. When his young friend Jacques comes back from military service complaining of his bad luck with women, Emile teaches him every technique he knows, and Jacques promptly uses them on the same girl. René Clair made this out of longing for silent cinema and the world of Méliès, but the mood is not the giddiness of the twenties; it is postwar melancholy. Maurice Chevalier plays Emile.
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What is Silence Is Golden about?
Paris at the turn of the century, in the small studio world where cinema was still being invented. Emile is a director who agrees to take in a friend’s daughter from the provinces, barely notices her at first, and then falls for her.
Where can I watch Silence Is Golden?
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How long is Silence Is Golden?
Silence Is Golden runs for 100 minutes (1h 40m).
When did Silence Is Golden come out?
Silence Is Golden was released in 1947.
Who directed Silence Is Golden?
Silence Is Golden was directed by René Clair.
Who stars in Silence Is Golden?
Silence Is Golden stars Maurice Chevalier, François Périer, Marcelle Derrien, Dany Robin.
What is Silence Is Golden's rating?
Silence Is Golden holds 7.1/10 on IMDb and 6.9/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 68 out of 100.
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