| Audio | Silent With Stereo Score, Dolby Digital 2.0 |
| Languages | English |
| Aspect Ratio | 1.33:1 |
| Color | Black & White, Color-Tinted |
| Video Standard | NTSC |
| Packaging | Keep case |
| Catalog Number | FA0002 |
| UPC | 617311672392 |
| Brand | Flicker Alley LLC |
| Series | The Flicker Alley Collection |
| Studio | Gaumont Co., Ltd., France |
| Territory | United States |
| Notes | From the Back Cover: Flicker Alley presents JUDEX, an important part of cinema history now available for the first time. This remarkably inventive and dreamlike French serial by the great Louis Feuillade represents a highlight in French filmmaking and has inspired generations filmmakers since its first release in 1917. One of cinema's first "superheroes," the mysterious Judex (René Cresté) is torn between an oath of justice against the wealthy banker Favraux (Louis Leubas), who had earlier wronged his family, and his secret love of Favraux's daughter, Jacqueline (Yvette Andreyor). This framework is the basis of a series of extraordinary and engaging incidents involving Judex's brother (Edouard Mathe), the evil Diana Monti (Musidora) and her accomplices, the detective Cocatin (Marcel Levesque), and the charming Licorice Kid (Bout-de-Zan), all of them regular players in Feuillade's grand tapestries. Enjoy this brand new digital edition of what the Village Voice declared as "one of the most lithe, charming, inventive, and supplely paced serials ever made." This is the most complete version of the film currently available presented in its entirety in a newly tinted film transfer and includes a brand new English language translation and a new digitally recorded orchestral score by the renowned silent film composer Robert Israel. Credits: Directed by Louis Feuillade Screenplay by Arthur Bernede and Louis Feuillade Cinematography by André Glatti and Léon Klausse Production Design by Robert-Jules Garnier Original Serial released by Gaumont Co. Ltd., France (1917) Cast: René Cresté, Edouard Mathé, Musidora, Yvette Andréyor, Marcel Lévesque, Louis Leubas, Jean Devalde, René Poyen, Gaston Michel, Yvonne Dario, Olinda Mano, Georges Flateau, Lily Deligny, Juliette Clarens |
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