Louis Feuillade
Judex
300'
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1916
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Crime, Adventure
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Dialogue:
Latin, French
Director:
Louis Feuillade
Composer:
Robert Israel
With:
René Cresté, Musidora, René Poyen
Judex (Cresté), a mysterious cloaked crusader, battles against evil forces in order to destroy the empire of an arch criminal. After the Minister of Interior had criticized Feuillade's greatest serial, Les vampires, for its immoral heroes, the director created the adventures of handsome righter of wrongs in 12 episodes and achieved his biggest success. More carefully structured, more sanctimonious and less frightening than its predecessors, it was still vastly entertaining and thrilling. It prompted an inferior sequel serial La nouvelle mission de Judex and two features, one directed by Feuillade's son-in-law Maurice Champreux in 1933 and another by George Franju in 1963.
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Credits
Director
Louis Feuillade
Composer
Robert Israel
With
René Cresté, Musidora, René Poyen
Scenario
Louis Feuillade, Arthur Bernède
Director of Photography
André Glatti, Léon Klausse
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Dialogue
Latin, French
Countries of production
France
Year
1916