Early Directors on Directing

This documentary delves into the history of women in film, revealing that there were more female directors before 1920 than at any other time. It showcases the pioneering work of Alice Guy Blaché, the first director to create a narrative film, and discusses Lillian Gish's directorial efforts in 1920.

The film also highlights Ida Lupino's extensive directing career, including her work on classic television series such as Have Gun, Will Travel and Gunsmoke. With a runtime of just 31 minutes, Early Directors on Directing provides a concise yet informative look at the significant impact women have had in the film industry, making it a relevant watch for those interested in the evolution of cinema and gender representation.