ALICE GUY-BLACHÉ
DIRECTING
Alice Guy-Blaché (July 1, 1873 – March 24, 1968) is generally considered to be the world's first female director.
French-born Alice Guy entered the film business as a secretary at Gaumont-Paris in 1896.
A Sticky Woman 1906
The Consequences of Feminism 1906
The Glue 1907
A Four-Year-Old Heroine 1907
On the Barricade 1907
The Birth, the Life and the Death of Christ 1906
Madame's Cravings 1906
The Race for the Sausage 1907
The Parish Priest's Christmas 1906
The Irresistible Piano 1907
Félix Mayol Performs "Indiscreet Questions" 1905
The Ocean Waif 1916
Matrimony's Speed Limit 1913
The Cabbage-Patch Fairy 1896
Falling Leaves 1912
The Statue 1905
The Turn-of-the-Century Blind Man 1898
The Landlady 1900
The Cabbage-Patch Fairy 1900
Canned Harmony 1912
Little Tich and His Funny Feet 1900
Ballet Libella 1897
My Madonna 1915
Greater Love Hath No Man 1911
A Fool and His Money 1912
Algie, the Miner 1912
A Story Well Spun 1906
The Cleaning Man 1907
The Empress 1917
The Great Adventure 1918