The End of the World (1931)
The plot concerns a comet hurling toward Earth on a collision course and the different reactions to people on the impending disaster.
Top billed cast
Abel GanceJean Novalic
Colette DarfeuilGenevieve du Murcie
Jeanne BrindeauMme. Novalic
Samson FainsilberSchomburg
Georges ColinWerster
Victor FrancenMartial Novalic
Jean d'YdM. de Murcie
Sylvie GanceIsabelle Bolin
Albert Bras
Vanda Gréville
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