1. Arzner, Dorothy - Senses of Cinema
22 mei 2003 · The use of blackface in a key dance sequence, performed by the American Ballet Company, drives this point home; new “hybrid” forms of dance may ...
2. Criterion Review: DANCE, GIRL, DANCE - Cinapse
22 jun 2020 · (Worth noting that a duo of dancers appear in blackface in a ballet performance Judy watches. It's not super-obvious, but it still stood out to ...
Dorothy Arzner’s woman-centric 1940 comedy defies genre I can’t believe it took me this long to see a movie in which Ralph Bellamy gets the girl. For decades I’ve heard that Bellamy always loses his gal to another man, but he wins— in a fashion — in the 1940 film, Dance, Girl, Dance. Judy (a twenty-year-old Maureen [...]
3. Classics Revised: The Red Shoes (1947) and Dance, Girl, Dance (1940)
11 mei 2022 · Dance, Girl, Dance (1940, directed by Dorothy Arzner, written by Frank Davis and Tess Slesinger) is available to rent on Youtube, Google Play, ...
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4. 304) Dance, Girl, Dance (1940) - The Horse's Head
14 jan 2019 · Dorothy Arzner never received an Oscar ... Good thing this is a black and white movie: Maureen O'Hara's eyes are green. ... “Dance, Girl, Dance” was ...
#304) Dance, Girl, Dance (1940) OR “What’s Up, Tiger Lily?” Directed by Dorothy Arzner Written by Tess Slesinger and Frank Davis. Story by Vicki Baum. Class of 2007 No trailer, so here’s Maur…
5. “The Women At The Keyhole” | Open Indiana
The feminist rediscovery of Dorothy Arzner in the 1970s remains the most important attempt to theorize female authorship in the cinema. Arzner may not be ...
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6. Interview with Dorothy Arzner - agnès films
16 jul 2011 · She remembers Joan Crawford decked out in a lavish red gown, even though the picture was shot in black and white. Altogether, Arzner considers ...
Interview by Karyn Kay and Gerald Peary Copy Edited and Posted by Alexandra Hidalgo It was a revelation when, in the feminist early 1970s, we discovered two Dorothy Arzner films, Christopher Strong (1933) and Dance, Girl, Dance (1940), in the RKO Collection at the State Historical Society on the University of Wisconsin campus. Articles on... View Article
7. The Most Prolific Female Director in History Took Feminism to the Masses
13 jan 2020 · Dorothy Arzner directed both silent and 'talkie' films alike, invented the boom mic, and mentored filmmakers like Francis Ford Coppola.
Dorothy Arzner directed both silent and 'talkie' films alike, invented the boom mic, and mentored filmmakers like Francis Ford Coppola.
8. Programme Notes: Dorothy Arzner, a story by Glasgow Film Festival
1 apr 2024 · A key plot point in Dance Girl Dance involves an astonishingly dysfunctional divorce played for dark laughs, while elsewhere another character ...
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9. Dorothy Arzner: a pioneer in the film industry - Platform Magazine
Dorothy Arzner, one of the greatest pioneers in Hollywood, was an open lesbian who never hid her unique personality or her forty-year relationship with ...
With this week being lesbian visibility week, we look to celebrate Dorothy Arzner as a lesbian in the film industry. Being queer is difficult for many, and often misunderstood in the media. Lesbian…
10. 'Babylon': Inside the Film and the Real People Who Inspired Characters
21 dec 2022 · Olivia Hamilton as Ruth Adler. Inspiration: Dorothy Arzner, Alice Guy Blaché, and Lois Weber. Unlike many films about the silent era, Chazelle ...
Damien Chazelle's ode to the movies of yesteryear is populated with many characters inspired by real legends. So, who is who?
11. Reframing the Problem of TCM - Citizen Dame
6 mrt 2021 · ... blackface, redface, or yellowface, or often extreme stereotyping. ... Dorothy Arzner, Lois Weber, Alice Guy Blache ... Their films currently ...
This month, TCM has introduced “Reframed,” a series dealing with problematic classic films that seeks to interrogate their issues with racism, sexism, homophobia, and other forms of bigotry. The series featured Gone with the Wind, a film that has been discussed for years, really, to the point where some critics have suggested retiring it from circulation except as a study tool. But much of the discussion around Gone with the Wind, both on the program and via TCM’s Twitter feed, did not actually address the film’s racism, romanticization of slavery and the slave-owning class, or the mythologizing of the […]
12. Dorothy Arzner, Hidden Star Maker of Hollywood's Golden Age
8 jul 2015 · Bow had an expressive face that the camera loved, but her Brooklyn accent and lack of experience with sound recording affected her confidence.
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