In case you are new to this page, Be Natural is the feature-length documentary based, in part, on my book, Alice. Here is a link to the Be Natural Page that lists where the film can be seen in theaters this month and into June, both in the U.S. and internationally.
Here are links to some reviews:
Today is International Day of the Woman. The Google banner animation is fantastic. But you want to see more than google animations, don't you? Why not see a documentary film about Alice Guy Blache, the first woman filmmaker?
BE NATURAL: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché
Directed/Produced by: Pamela B. Green
Narrated by Jodie Foster
An investigation of the full scope of the life and work of cinema’s first female director, screenwriter, producer, and studio owner Alice Guy-Blaché. She made her first film in 1896 at age 23, and went on to write, direct, or produce more than 1,000 more!
Be Natural, Pamela Green's documentary on Alice Guy, will screen on October 7 at 6 pm as part of the New York Film Festival.
The image shows Bessie Love (left) and Alice Guy (under umbrella) on the set of The Great Adventure or the Spring of the Year, released March 10, 1918. Over a hundred years ago! The Great Adventure is the last surviving film we have directed by Alice Guy, though she worked on one more after that (Tarnished Reputations).
The documentary, Be Natural, based in part on my book The Lost Visionary, premiered at Cannes this month. This is how the Hollywood Reporter describes the film: