UNDO advisor Amélie Garin-Davet has organized a retrospective of a pioneering figure of French avant-garde and queer cinema! Germaine Dulac was a feminist and socialist artist and thinker of the 1920s and ’30s whose bold experimentation helped legitimize cinema as an art form that would be on the same footing as painting, dance, theater, and music. The Film Society at Lincoln Center will be screening a series of Dulac’s films August 24-30. For tickets and more information, visit Film Society at Lincoln Center’s website.
