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Songs of France

Name: Songs of France
Director: James A. FitzPatrick
Released: 1926
Cast: Peggy Shaw, Wheeler Dryden

1926James A. FitzPatrickIMDb: /10

Synopsis

One of the "Famous Melody Series," with sound-on-disc, produced by James A. Fitzpatrick and distributed by Pathe Film Exchanges Inc.

Director

James A. FitzPatrick

Cast

Peggy Shaw

Wheeler Dryden

Writers

James A. FitzPatrick

Country

United States

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Songs of France Review: A Haunting Tale of Love and Loss

Short answer: yes, but only for those who appreciate the nuances of classic cinema. Is Songs of France a film worth watching today? For fans of vintage drama and romance, the answe...

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50%Popularity44%

#142Archive Rank#484

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Songs of France FAQ

The movie Songs of France was directed by James A. FitzPatrick.

Songs of France was released in the year 1926.

Songs of France is a movie from United States.

Songs of France is categorised as Crime, Music, Short, Romance in the cult cinema archive at Dbcult.

Songs of France features Peggy Shaw, Wheeler Dryden.

The screenplay for Songs of France was written by James A. FitzPatrick.

If you enjoy Songs of France, you might also like Lunatics in Politics (1920), The River's End (1920), The Flame (1920), In the River (1920).

Yes, Songs of France (1926) is featured in the Dbcult archive as a curated cult cinema title, known for its Crime and Music qualities.

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Songs of France Review: A Haunting Tale of Love and Loss

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