The Imaginary Voyage
The Imaginary Voyage (1926) is a comedy, directed by René Clair. It stars Dolly Davis and Jean Börlin. The 80-minute film holds an audience score of 6.6/10.
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What The Imaginary Voyage Is About
A shy bank clerk drifts off one day and in his daydream follows a fairy down into an underground world. There people turn into animals, waxworks come to life and nothing stays as it looks. Lucie, the woman he likes at the office, comes after him, but a bad fairy does everything she can to keep the two apart. The film uses the tricks of silent cinema generously, its speeded up shots and its play with sets; the fairy tale and daily life meet in the same frame. The account stays faithful to the logic of the dream. Dolly Davis and Albert Prejean appear in Rene Clair’s eighty minute French film, completed in 1926.
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What is The Imaginary Voyage about?
A shy bank clerk drifts off one day and in his daydream follows a fairy down into an underground world. There people turn into animals, waxworks come to life and nothing stays as it looks.
Where can I watch The Imaginary Voyage?
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How long is The Imaginary Voyage?
The Imaginary Voyage runs for 80 minutes (1h 20m).
When did The Imaginary Voyage come out?
The Imaginary Voyage was released in 1926.
Who directed The Imaginary Voyage?
The Imaginary Voyage was directed by René Clair.
Who stars in The Imaginary Voyage?
The Imaginary Voyage stars Dolly Davis, Jean Börlin, Albert Préjean, Jim Gérald.
What is The Imaginary Voyage's rating?
The Imaginary Voyage holds 6.6/10 on IMDb and 6.6/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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