Camera, Woman

Discover the captivating world of cinema in RM Vaughan's play, Camera, Woman, published by Coach House Books in 1994. This thought-provoking work delves into the life of Hollywood director Dorothy Arzner, offering a unique perspective on the gender politics that shaped the film industry during its golden age. With 72 pages of insightful commentary, Vaughan's writing resonates with anyone interested in the intersection of art and social issues. As the author poignantly states, 'There are no lost women, only women who've forgotten their scripts.' This handsome paperback edition is a must-have for theater enthusiasts and those looking to understand the often-overlooked contributions of women in cinema. Don't miss out on this engaging exploration of history and identity in the world of film.