Who directed The Tigress?

The movie The Tigress was directed by Alice Guy.

When was The Tigress released?

The Tigress was released in the year 1914.

Which country is The Tigress from?

The Tigress is a movie from United States.

Who wrote the screenplay for The Tigress?

The screenplay for The Tigress was written by Aaron Hoffman.

What are movies similar to The Tigress?

If you enjoy The Tigress, you might also like My Madonna (1915), Beneath the Czar (1914), The Empress (1917), Dick Whittington and his Cat (1913).

Is The Tigress considered a cult classic?

Yes, The Tigress (1914) is featured in the Dbcult archive as a curated cult cinema title.

The Tigress

Name: The Tigress
Director: Alice Guy
Released: 1914
Cast: Olga Petrova

1914·Alice Guy·IMDb: —/10

Summary

A sinuous danse macabre unfurls in a Carpathian salon where Olga Petrova’s nameless countess—equal parts snow-leopard and siren—trades her diamond choker for a smuggler’s map inked on rice-paper. The plot coils like smoke: a midnight train to Trieste becomes a moving chessboard of velvet-gloved extortion; a perfume atomizer hides cyanide that smells of bitter almond and lost virtue; a mirror-lined boudoir reflects not faces but futures gambled away. Betrayal is served on a silver plate of ice crystals, love is a blood-spattered passport, and every whispered promise carries the metallic aftertaste of a bullet. By the time the Danube swallows a leather trunk of counterfeit rubies, the only victor is the camera itself, prowling, leering, immortalizing the moment when the tigress—no longer caged by petticoats or propriety—licks crimson from her claws beneath a flickering gaslamp.

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