Lillian Gish

This documentary features Jeanne Moreau as she interviews Lillian Gish in her New York apartment during the summer of 1983. Gish shares insights from her extensive career, which began in 1912, and discusses her experiences on stage as a child.

The runtime of the film is 58 minutes, allowing for a concise yet profound exploration of Gish's life in cinema. She recalls her memories of the landmark film, D.W. Griffith's Birth of a Nation, and expresses her enduring passion for film and storytelling, shaped by her curiosity over the decades.

For collectors, this documentary is available in VHS format, making it an intriguing addition for those interested in preserving film history and the legacy of one of its earliest stars.