Pierre Billon
French
['romanian', 'papiamento', 'armenian', 'turkish', 'interlingua', 'oriya', 'ladino', 'basque', 'norwegian', 'swazi', 'lower sorbian', 'simplified chinese', 'hebraica', 'hebrew', 'breton', 'great russian', 'tamil', 'old irish', 'nepali', 'esperanto', 'ubangian', 'chinese', 'azeri', 'swahili', 'russified', 'vietnamese', 'somali', 'latin', 'slovenian', 'serbian', 'magyar', 'polish', 'slovene', 'hispanic', 'tatar', 'ancient greek', 'malayali', 'sardinian', 'tamil romantic', 'tibetan', 'assyrian', 'malayalam', 'marathi', 'persian', 'nynorsk', 'ancient egyptian', 'irish', 'old french', 'syriac', 'afrikaans', 'western armenian', 'xhosa', 'castellano', 'mandarin', 'high german', 'abaza', 'kyrgyz', 'finnish', 'scots', 'ukrainian', 'walloon', 'venetian', 'classical greek', 'gascon', 'lakota', 'inuktitut', 'akkadian', 'old italian', 'bantu s', 'rwanda', 'malay', 'faroese', 'old norse', 'kashubian', 'hindi', 'georgian', 'lexigrams', 'spanish', 'archaic chinese', 'middle english', 'ossetian', 'aramaic', 'myanmar', 'czech', 'old english', 'estonian', 'chukchi', 'kannada', 'ger', 'albanian', 'assamese', 'cherokee', 'lowland scots', 'british english', 'mapuche', 'yue', 'qazaq', 'occitan', 'punjabi']
Venetian Nights
Venetian Nights (French: Nuits de Venise) is a 1931 German French-language operetta film directed by Pierre Billon and Robert Wiene and starring Janine Guise, Germaine Noizet and Roger Tréville. It was an alternative-language version of the 1931 film The Love Express, made at the Emelka Studios in Munich.