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From Agnès to Zeinabu...

A lively thread inviting exploration and celebration of some of the world's most dynamic and engaging directors... women directors!

Join in on the fun during the 7th annual #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party... happening NOW! Agnès VardaZeinabu irene DavisStill from The Gleaners and I directed by Agnès VardaStill from Compensation directed by Zeinabu irene Davis
I'll be sharing in this thread throughout the month, but other film lovers are invited to contribute as well. If you do, please share about one or 2 women directors at a time in any given post. And please include a little info to help people learn about & explore their work.
Today - Day 3 of the 7th Annual #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party - I'll be sharing about women directors whose first names begin with "A".

I like to help people get on a first name basis with women directors. Feel free to join in.
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So this month's themed film viewing will be American films from 1930 -1934 as part of @FilmFan1971's #PreCodeApril initiative. Expect lots of gangsters, sex and scandal! Image
Born Reckless (1930, John Ford)
Part-Gangster, part-WW1 movie + a few musical numbers thrown in & all in 76 mins! A judge gives gangster Louis (Edmund Lowe) the choice of prison or war, chooses war. On his return he opens a nightclub & gets caught up in crime again. #PreCodeApril Image
The Doorway to Hell (1930, Archie Mayo)
Louie (Lew Ayres) a ruthless gangster tries to go straight after getting married but gets sucked back in. His right-hand-man Mileaway (James Cagney) tries to help. Cagney's charisma is electric, this was his 2nd screen role. #PreCodeApril ImageImage
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Check out our new collection called Spotlight: Women Directors with intros by @aliciamalone: flms.tk/womendirectors

Each Friday we will be adding a new film to the collection as we continue to highlight great films #DirectedByWomen from all over the world. #WomenOfFilmStruck
Alice Guy-Blaché's THE OCEAN WAIF (1916) is as relevant as ever, following a woman's journey out of an abusive relationship

#WomenOfFilmStruck #DirectedByWomen
Lotte Reiniger's THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE ACHMED ('26) is the oldest surviving animated feature film and its influence can still be seen today

#WomenOfFilmStruck #DirectedByWomen
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