Alice Guy Blaché – Hommage an die erste Filmemacherin der Welt
Alice Guy-Blaché was the first woman who had a substantial career in cinema as a director, producer and writer, chalking up several hundred titles between 1896 (La Fée aux choux) and 1920 (Tarnished Reputations, with co-directors Herbert Blaché and Léonce Perret). One of Raganelli’s earliest journeys into the origins of her art, it is also one of the very first films dedicated to this mercurial spirit!
– Olaf Möller
Also in this combined programme
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The Hater of Women
Proud misogynist Bob Burton becomes the butt of the joke in this rowdy comedy short.
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Canned Harmony
A music-loving father wants his daughter to wed a musician in Guy-Blaché’s marriage comedy.
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A House Divided
Tortured by suspicions of the other’s unfaithfulness, a couple separate, though persist in their cohabitation…
Film details
- Country of production
- Germany
- Year
- 1996
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2025
- Length
- 60"
- Medium/Format
- DCP
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