In the dazzling annals of cinema's history, there exists a remarkable figure whose name remains too often obscured by the shadows of time. Today, Stauney brings to light the unparalleled contributions of Alice Guy-Blaché, the world's first (and for a while, the ONLY) female film director. Pioneering the art of storytelling through moving pictures, her innovative vision shaped cinema's landscape at the brink of its innovation. Despite facing historical obscurity, her enduring impact remains an inspiration, with a 20-year career and catalog of over 1,000 films that make the industry what it is today,

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