Lillian Gish (1984)
New York, summer 1983. Jeanne Moreau goes to meet Lillian Gish to film a portrait of her. The star of American silent films invites her to her apartment and discusses her career from its beginnings on film in 1912. She remembers the conditions on stage when she was a child, the first Hollywood blockbuster, D. W. Griffith's Birth of a Nation (1915), and her passion for cinema guided by an inexhaustible curiosity.
Director: Jeanne Moreau
 |
Lillian Gish as Self |
 |
Jeanne Moreau as Self |
| Sound | Roland Romanelli | Music |
| Editing | Noëlle Boisson | Editor |
| Production | Jeanne Moreau | Producer |
| Editing | Susan Resnick | First Assistant Editor |
| Editing | Jennifer Augé | Assistant Editor |
| Production | Klaus Hellwig | Associate Producer |
| Camera | Tom Hurwitz | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Daniel Ducovny | First Assistant Camera |
| Directing | Jeanne Moreau | Director |
