List of French films of 1934

A list of films released in France in 1934:

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Title Director Cast Genre Notes
The AdventurerMarcel L'HerbierBlanche Montel, Victor Francen, Henri RollanDrama[1]
AmokFedor OzepMarcelle Chantal, Madeleine Guitty, Jean YonnelDrama[2]
AngèleMarcel PagnolOrane Demazis, Fernandel, Édouard DelmontDrama[3]
Arlette and Her FathersHenry RousselMax Dearly, Jules Berry, Renée Saint-CyrComedy[4]
L'AtalanteJean VigoDita Parlo, Jean Dasté, Michel SimonRomance, Drama[5]
Beauty of the NightLouis ValrayVéra Korène, Aimé Clariond, Paul BernardDrama[6]
The Bread PeddlerRené StiFernandel, Mona Goya, Germaine DermozDrama[7]
CasanovaRené BarberisIvan Mosjoukine, Madeleine Ozeray, Jeanne BoitelHistorical[8]
Cease FiringJacques de BaroncelliJean Galland, Annie Ducaux, Marcel AndréDrama[9]
The Concierge's DaughtersJacques TourneurJeanne Cheirel, Paul Azaïs, Josette DayComedy[10]
Coralie and CompanyAlberto CavalcantiFrançoise Rosay, Robert Burnier, Josette DayComedy[11]
The Crisis is OverRobert SiodmakDanielle Darrieux, Albert Préjean, Suzanne DehellyComedy[12]
The Fakir of the Grand HotelPierre BillonArmand Bernard, Paulette Dubost, Annie DucauxComedy[13]
FanatismeTony Lekain, Gaston RavelPola Negri, Jean Yonnel, Andrée LafayetteHistorical drama[14]
FedoraLouis J. GasnierMarie Bell, Ernest Ferny, Henri BoscDrama[15]
Gold in the StreetCurtis BernhardtAlbert Préjean, Danielle Darrieux, Pierre LarqueyComedy[16]
Le Grand JeuJacques FeyderCharles Vanel, Marie Bell, Françoise RosayDrama[17]
The Guardian AngelJean ChouxAndré Baugé, Pola Illéry, Paul AzaïsComedy[18]
His Other LoveAlfred MachardConstant Rémy, Jeanne Boitel, Saturnin FabreDrama[19]
Hotel Free ExchangeMarc AllégretFernandel, André Alerme, Ginette LeclercComedy[20]
The House on the DunePierre BillonPierre Richard-Willm, Madeleine Ozeray, Colette DarfeuilDrama[21]
I Have an IdeaRoger RichebéRaimu, Simone Deguyse, Félix OudartComedy[22]
The Ideal WomanAndré BerthomieuRené Lefèvre, Marie Glory, Arlette MarchalComedy[23]
In the Land of the SunRobert PéguyHenri Alibert, Lisette Lanvin, Pola IlléryMusical[24]
IttoJean Benoît-Lévy, Marie EpsteinSimone Berriau, Simone Bourday, Pauline CartonDrama[25]
JeanneGeorges MarretGaby Morlay, André Luguet, Hélène PerdrièreDrama[26]
JofroiMarcel PagnolVincent Scotto, Charles Blavette, Charles BlavetteDrama[27]
JudexMaurice ChampreuxRené Ferté, Louise Lagrange, Marcel ValléeCrime[28]
Le Roi des Champs-ÉlyséesMax NosseckBuster Keaton, Paulette Dubost, Colette DarfeuilComedy[29]
The Lady of LebanonJean EpsteinJean Murat, Andrée Spinelly, George GrossmithThriller[30]
The Lady of the CamelliasFernand RiversYvonne Printemps, Jane Marken, Pierre FresnayDrama[31]
Lake of LadiesMarc AllégretRosine Deréan, Simone Simon, Jean-Pierre AumontComedy drama[32]
The Last BillionaireRené ClairMax Dearly, Renée Saint-Cyr, Marthe MellotComedy[33]
The Last NightJacques de CasembrootFlorelle, José Noguéro, Kissa KouprineComedy[34]
LiliomFritz LangCharles Boyer, Madeleine Ozeray, Pierre AlcoverFantasy[35]
Little JacquesGaston RoudèsConstant Rémy, Line Noro, Annie DucauxDrama[36]

M-Z
Title Director Cast Genre Notes
Madame BovaryJean RenoirMax Dearly, Valentine Tessier, Pierre RenoirHistorical[37]
Mam'zelle SpahiMax de VaucorbeilNoël-Noël, Raymond Cordy, Josette DayComedy[38]
A Man Has Been StolenMax OphülsHenri Garat, Lili Damita, Raoul MarcoComedy thriller[39]
A Man of GoldJean DrévilleHarry Baur, Suzy Vernon, Josseline GaëlDrama[40]
The Man with a Broken EarRobert BoudriozThomy Bourdelle, Alice Tissot, Jacqueline DaixDrama[41]
Maria ChapdelaineJulien DuvivierMadeleine Renaud, Suzanne Desprès, Jean GabinDrama, Romance[42]
Mauvaise GraineBilly Wilder, Alexander EswayDanielle Darrieux, Pierre Mingand, Raymond GalleComedyWilder's directorial debut[43]
The Midnight PrinceRené GuissartHenri Garat, Edith Méra, Monique RollandComedy[44]
Les MisérablesRaymond BernardHarry Baur, Charles Vanel, Charles DullinDrama[45]
MiquetteHenri Diamant-BergerBlanche Montel, Michel Simon, Roland ToutainComedy[46]
Moscow NightsAlexis GranowskyAnnabella, Harry Baur, Pierre Richard-WillmDrama[47]
My Heart Is Calling YouCarmine Gallone, Serge VéberJan Kiepura, Danielle Darrieux, Lucien BarouxMusicalCo-production with Germany[48]
Nemo's BankMarguerite VielVictor Boucher, Mona Goya, Alice TissotComedy[49]
On a trouvé une femme nueLéo JoannonMireille Balin, Jean Aquistapace, Paul BernardComedy[50]
One Night's SecretFélix GandéraArmand Bernard, Albert Préjean, Lisette LanvinComedy[51]
Paris-DeauvilleJean DelannoyMarguerite Moreno, Monique Rolland, Germaine SablonComedy[52]
The Path to HappinessJean MamyAlfred Pizella, Michel Duran, Clément DoucetComedy[53]
PolicheAbel GanceConstant Rémy, Marie Bell, Edith MéraDrama[54]
PrimeroseRené GuissartMadeleine Renaud, Henri Rollan, Marguerite MorenoDrama[55]
Prince JeanJean de MarguenatPierre Richard-Willm, Natalie Paley, Nina MyralDrama[56]
The Princess's WhimKarl Hartl
Henri-Georges Clouzot		Albert Préjean, Marie Bell, Armand BernardComedyCo-production with Germany[57]
The Queen of BiarritzJean TouloutAlice Field, Léon Belières, Marguerite MorenoComedy[58]
RaptDimitri KirsanoffDita Parlo, Nadia Sibirskaia, Geymond VitalDrama[59]
The RosaryTony Lekain, Gaston RavelLouisa de Mornand, André Luguet, Hélène RobertDrama[60]
RothchildMarco de GastyneHarry Baur, Fred Pasquali, Paul PauleyComedy[61]
S.S. TenacityJulien DuvivierMarie Glory, Albert PréjeanComedy drama[62]
Sans familleMarc AllégretRobert Lynen, Aimé ClariondDrama[63]
SaphoLéonce PerretMary Marquet, Jean-Max, Marcelle PrainceDrama[64]
The ScandalMarcel L'HerbierGaby Morlay, Henri Rollan, Jean GallandDrama[65]
Sidonie PanacheHenry WulschlegerFlorelle, Bach, Alexandre Mihalesco, Paul AzaïsComedy[66]
SkylarkJean TarrideNoël-Noël, Fernandel, Junie AstorComedy[67]
Song of FarewellAlbert Valentin, Géza von BolváryJean Servais, Janine Crispin, Lucienne Le MarchandDramaTobis[68]
Street Without a NamePierre ChenalConstant Rémy, Gabriel Gabrio, Pola IlléryDrama[69]
Tartarin of TarasconRaymond BernardRaimu, Fernand Charpin, Jenny HéliaComedy[70]
Three SailorsCharles BarroisArmand Bernard, Betty Stockfeld, Fernand CharpinComedy[71]
TobogganHenri DecoinGeorges Carpentier, Arlette Marchal, Raymond CordySports drama[72]
The Typist Gets MarriedRené Pujol, Joe MayMarie Glory, Jean Murat, Armand BernardComedy[73]
The Uncle from PekingJacques DarmontArmand Bernard, Janine Merrey, Claude MayComedy[74]
Volga in FlamesVictor TourjanskyAlbert Préjean, Valéry Inkijinoff, Danielle DarrieuxHistorical[75]
We Are Not ChildrenAugusto GeninaGaby Morlay, Claude Dauphin, Jean WallComedy[76]
Your SmileMonty Banks, Pierre CaronVictor Boucher, Marie Glory, Raymond RognoniComedy[77]
YouthGeorges LacombeRobert Arnoux, Lisette Lanvin, Jean ServaisDrama[78]
ZouzouMarc AllégretJosephine Baker, Jean Gabin, Yvette LebonMusical comedy[79]

See also

Notes
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  8. Philippe Rège. Encyclopedia of French Film Directors, Volume 1. p.51
  9. Philippe Rège. Encyclopedia of French Film Directors, Volume 1. p.59
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