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26 set 2023 · Muriel Box was a prolific female filmmaker working in the 1940s, 50s and 60s, exploring feminist themes within her work which have been routinely overlooked. Her contributions to British cinema have been overlooked.
15 mag 2023 · Celebrating Britain's most prolific female director via the BFI's wide-reaching season across May, Meg Walters writes on the quiet radicalism and subtle feminism of Muriel Box. At the end of the 1942 classic Casablanca, Ingrid Bergman's Ilsa gets on a plane, leaving behind passion for loveless stability. As Meg Ryan's
Muriel Box at work (Credit: BFI National Archive)‘Perhaps she will be one of the great ones…’An art dealer has travelled a great distance to track down a painter who he believes could be the next Cezanne. Upon his arrival, he’s informed by her widowed husband that the painter in question has recently died in childbirth. Already a mother to three young children, she had continued to ...
How Muriel Box broke down doors for female directors in Britain. She directed more films than any woman in Britain, then or now, yet the accomplishments of Muriel Box are still not widely recognised. Ahead of a new season of her work, BFI curator Josephine Botting celebrates a pioneer in telling women’s stories. 11 April 2023.
5 giorni fa · Muriel Violette Baker was born in New Malden on the outskirts of London in September 1905, the third child of a family she described as Respectable Poor. Influenced by her mother's progressive, left-wing ideas, Muriel developed a passion for writing, theatre and cinema, attempting unsuccessfully to become a professional actress and ballet ...
Buy a print. Buy as a greetings card. Use this image. Shooting on location a scene for 'To Dorothy, A Son' (including Ernest Steward; Muriel Box and Barbara Wainwright) by Unknown photographer. gelatin silver press print, 1954. NPG x202506. Find out more >. Use this image.
