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The Silent Feminists: America's First Women Directors

The Silent Feminists: America's First Women Directors

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A timely and captivating account of America’s first women directors who, with little recognition, helped pave the way for females in the film industry today.
Originally published in 1977 as
Early Women Directors
, Anthony Slide’s
The Silent Feminists
was the first volume to recognize and honor the work of female directors in the American silent film industry. With a new foreword by the author, this invaluable resource documents these pioneering women’s lives and careers and provides an introduction to the notable yet often overlooked history of female film directors. It introduces readers to such trailblazers of the motion picture as Alice Guy Blaché, Lois Weber, Mrs. Wallace Reid, Ida May Park, Margery Wilson, and many others.
More than forty years after its original publication,
remains an important and influential study, providing original documentation on a subject that has steadily and deservedly grown in significance.
A timely and captivating account of America’s first women directors who, with little recognition, helped pave the way for females in the film industry today.
Originally published in 1977 as
Early Women Directors
, Anthony Slide’s
The Silent Feminists
was the first volume to recognize and honor the work of female directors in the American silent film industry. With a new foreword by the author, this invaluable resource documents these pioneering women’s lives and careers and provides an introduction to the notable yet often overlooked history of female film directors. It introduces readers to such trailblazers of the motion picture as Alice Guy Blaché, Lois Weber, Mrs. Wallace Reid, Ida May Park, Margery Wilson, and many others.
More than forty years after its original publication,
remains an important and influential study, providing original documentation on a subject that has steadily and deservedly grown in significance.

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