This film from 1907 is the only adaptation of the tale of Genevieve de Brabant.
For those Proustians out there, it lacks the infamous Golo chase and attempted rape of Genevieve so basically they made a film lacking the most famous part of the story. Since this film was released in 1907 and Swann’s way came out in 1913, I wonder if Marcel ever watched it.
Genevieve de Brabant
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