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Louis XI is a italien film of genre Drama directed by Luigi Maggi with Luigi Maggi

Louis XI (1909)

Luigi XI, re di Francia

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Length 10minutes
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OriginItalie
Genres Drama,    Historical

Louis XI (titre original : Luigi XI, re di Francia) est un film italien réalisé par Luigi Maggi en 1909.

Ce film muet en noir et blanc s'inspire d'une tragédie de Casimir Delavigne, Louis XI (1832).

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Royaume de France, XV siècle. Le duc de Nemours, accusé de comploter contre le roi Louis XI, est arrêté. Condamné à mort pour crime de lèse-majesté, il est décapité, provoquant la colère de son fils qui cherchera à le venger…

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