Kathleen Shannon: On Film, Feminism & Other Dreams

This documentary delves into the experiences of Kathleen Shannon, a retired filmmaker who has made substantial contributions to the industry. Through her personal journey, it reflects on her childhood, formative years, and the drive to empower women to share their stories. The film showcases Shannon's struggles and triumphs, illustrating her role in the National Film Board of Canada's Studio D.

As a documentary, this film appeals to collectors who appreciate works that focus on social issues, particularly feminism. It offers insight into the challenges faced by women in the film industry and highlights the importance of representation. The film's blend of personal narrative and broader themes makes it a compelling addition to any collection focused on documentary cinema and feminist discourse.