In 1907, the French filmmaker, playwright, journalist, feminist, and political activist Germaine Dulac (1882-1942) gave a lecture on the "international task of French Women." She urged her audience to "create things anew and according to your own spirit" and to organize into cooperatives and unions. Tami Williams's in-depth historical study and critical biography Germaine Dulac: …
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Jenny McPhee 