Singoalla (1949)
An established film favorite in both her native Sweden and Hollywood, Viveca Lindfors made her French film debut in Singoalla. Lindfors plays the title character, a wild-eyed gypsy lass who falls in love with a nobleman (Michel Auclair) The plot thickens when the nobleman's son (Johnny Chambot) likewise lusts for Singoalla. Director Christian-Jacque exhibits his customary lack of restraint, which in this instance is a plus rather than a minus. Filmed in French, Swedish and English versions, Singoalla was also released as The Wind is My Lover and The Mask and the Sword. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Starring:
- Viveca Lindfors, Michel Auclair, (more)
- Director(s):
- Christian-Jaque
Synopsis of Singoalla
An established film favorite in both her native Sweden and Hollywood, Viveca Lindfors made her French film debut in Singoalla. Lindfors plays the title character, a wild-eyed gypsy lass who falls in love with a nobleman (Michel Auclair) The plot thickens when the nobleman's son (Johnny Chambot) likewise lusts for Singoalla. Director Christian-Jacque exhibits his customary lack of restraint, which in this instance is a plus rather than a minus. Filmed in French, Swedish and English versions, Singoalla was also released as The Wind is My Lover and The Mask and the Sword. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Singoalla
- Michel Auclair - Erland
- Henri Nassiet - Gypsy Chief
- Marie-Helene Daste - Elfrid
- Christopher [Alf] Kent
- Edvin Adolphson
- Lauritz Falk
- Director(s):
- Christian-Jaque
- Writer(s):
- Romney Brent, Pierre Very, Christian-Jaque
- Producer(s):
- Lorens Marmstedt, Alf Jorgensen
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