The Exile

The Exile was released on May 15, 1931.

The Exile was directed by Oscar Micheaux.

The Exile has a runtime of 74m.

The Exile was produced by Oscar Micheaux.

A young man named Jean in post-World War I Chicago falls in love with a beautiful girl named Edith. He proposes to her, but realizes that she's involved in the rackets and won't leave them, so he goes back home to South Dakota, where he becomes a successful rancher. There he falls for a white girl, but guilt drives him back to Chicago, where he runs into Edith again, and they agree to marry. When Edith is later found murdered, Jean is blamed for the crime.

The key characters in The Exile are Edith Duval (Eunice Brooks), Jean Baptiste (Stanley Morell), A Singer (Celeste Cole).

The Exile is rated Not Rated.

The Exile is a Drama, Crime, Romance film.

The Exile has an audience rating of 4.8 out of 10.

The Exile had a budget of $15,000.