Tigris 1913
Step into the world of 1910s crime thrillers with Vincenzo Denizot's Tigris, a gripping tale of cat-and-mouse between a renowned detective and a cunning gang leader. Edoardo Davesnes brings the titular 'Tigris' to life, playing multiple roles in this early silent film.
Director: Vincenzo Denizot
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tigris (1913) about?
Tigris follows a cat-and-mouse game between a renowned detective and a cunning gang leader, exploring themes of deception and cunning.
Who directed Tigris?
Vincenzo Denizot brings his mastery of the crime thriller genre to the helm of Tigris.
Who stars in Tigris?
Alessandro Bernard, Edoardo Davesnes, and Dante Cappelli lead the cast of Tigris.
Is Tigris (1913) worth watching?
While the IMDb rating is not available, fans of classic crime dramas and early silent films will find Tigris to be a gripping and engaging watch.
How long is Tigris?
Tigris has a runtime of 48 minutes.
About Tigris (1913) — A Silent Crime Thriller of Deception and Cunning
Step into the world of 1910s crime thrillers with Vincenzo Denizot's Tigris, a gripping tale of cat-and-mouse between a renowned detective and a cunning gang leader. Edoardo Davesnes brings the titular 'Tigris' to life, playing multiple roles in this early silent film. Director Denizot weaves a complex web of intrigue, showcasing his mastery of the crime thriller genre.
As the detective, Alessandro Bernard, closes in on the gang, the tension builds, and the stakes rise. With its themes of deception and cunning, Tigris is a must-watch for fans of classic crime dramas. The film's 48-minute runtime makes it an engaging, bite-sized treat for those looking to explore the early days of cinema.