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Reply: Women directors
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Leo Enticknap <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 6 Sep 2002 10:57:05 +0100
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Scott Andrew Hutchins writes:



>Osa Johnson



At this rate we could almost start a sub-thread of rabidly right-wing

female directors with a fetishistic interest in African tribespeople, with

Riefenstahl and Johnson as the leading lights!



Shameless plug alert: an article by myself on the documentary director Jill

Craigie can be found in Mark Shiel & Tony Fitzmaurice (ed.), 'Cinema and

the City: Film and Urban Societies in a Global Context' (Oxford: Blackwell,

2001), pp. 233-243.



Leo



Dr. Leo Enticknap

Director, Northern Region Film and Television Archive

School of Arts and Media

University of Teesside

Middlesbrough  TS1 3BA

United Kingdom

Tel. +44-(0)1642 384022

Fax. +44-(0)1642 384099

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