Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché
Director Pamela B. Green documents the career of Alice Guy-Blaché, the first female film director, and seeks to find out why this artist faded from memory.
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Variety
pressThe enterprise would be something to celebrate if the movie itself weren’t so flawed...
The Washington Post
pressThank goodness “Be Natural” is here to set a brilliant, distinguished, invaluable record straight.
The New York Times
pressBy the end of “Be Natural,” you won’t only have a clear idea of who this remarkable woman was; you may well have acquired a new taste in old movies.
Roger Ebert
pressA vital effort to right past wrongs and fix the messes made by (mostly) men.
NPR
pressBe Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché works hard to carve her name in the firmament, making an expansive argument for her as a pioneer in technique, a varied and gifted artist, and a shrewd businesswoman.
Hollywood Reporter
pressAs a teaching and consciousness-raising tool, it will be an indispensable resource.
Variety
pressThe enterprise would be something to celebrate if the movie itself weren’t so flawed...
The Washington Post
pressThank goodness “Be Natural” is here to set a brilliant, distinguished, invaluable record straight.
The New York Times
pressBy the end of “Be Natural,” you won’t only have a clear idea of who this remarkable woman was; you may well have acquired a new taste in old movies.
Roger Ebert
pressA vital effort to right past wrongs and fix the messes made by (mostly) men.
NPR
pressBe Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché works hard to carve her name in the firmament, making an expansive argument for her as a pioneer in technique, a varied and gifted artist, and a shrewd businesswoman.
Hollywood Reporter
pressAs a teaching and consciousness-raising tool, it will be an indispensable resource.
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