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2 de mar. de 2021 · Lois Weber became the topic of this time with bringing attention to a controversial topic about women and it’s amazing to see how far women have gone in the industry since this film. Your review showed many controversial topics not just women, but in more depth abortion; which now is for sure a controversial topic, but at the time wasn’t even a topic talked about.
Born Florence Lois Weber on June 13, 1879, in Allegheny City (annexed in 1907 officially as the North Side, Pittsburgh), Pennsylvania, Lois Weber was the second daughter of George and Mary Matilda (née Snaman) Weber. George’s parents, Salesius Weber and Elizabeth Koch Weber arrived by 1854 from Germany. George Weber was born 1 Jun 1855 in ...
10 de ene. de 2017 · Lois Weber, “Many Women Well Fitted by Film Training to Direct Movies,” San Diego Evening Tribune, 24 Apr 1928, 3; and Lois Weber, “Hostility of Men Drawback to Women Making Success in Picture Directing, Claim,” San Diego Evening Tribune, 25 Apr 1928, 13. Feature image courtesy of the British Film Institute.
4 de may. de 2024 · Having not known who Lois Weber was, I’m happy I sat down and read this as she has an extreme impact on the way film is today. Weber proves that film always had the potential to be a socially conscious piece of art, even from the complete beginning, showing that film doesn’t always have to be a meaningless reality escape.
29 de abr. de 2023 · Lois Weber, 3 Apr 1915 Los Angeles Herald. Hypocrites was Weber’s attempt to translate Faugeron’s painting and art itself onto the silver screen. In creating filmed art, Weber constructed new and modified existing forms of cinematic storytelling. Hypocrites is a classic in large part because of Weber’s willingness to challenge existing ...
Lois Weber (1879 - 1939) fue una directora y guionista de Estados Unidos conocida por: Suspense (C), Tarzán de los monos, Shoes, Hypocrites, El borrón, Where Are My Children?, How Men Propose (C), The Rosary (C), Sensation Seekers y Fine Feathers (C)
Lois Weber. “In moving pictures I have found my life work. I find at once an outlet for my emotions and my ideals. I can preach to my heart’s content.”.
