Nanon (1924 film)

Nanon is a 1924 French historical drama film directed by Camille de Morlhon. It is based on the 1872 play of the same name by Ernest Augier. The film stars Andrée Cornil, Jean Angelo, and Pierre Bertin.

The story is set during the French Revolution and revolves around Nanon, a young peasant girl who becomes embroiled in political intrigue. She becomes involved with a noble and helps him to escape danger. The film explores themes of love, loyalty, and social class during a turbulent period in French history.

While not a particularly well-known or critically acclaimed film today, Nanon is a notable example of French historical cinema from the silent era. Information about its availability and preservation is limited.