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Juliet Stevenson | Narrator | |
Maureen All | ||
Gillian Hanna | ||
Margaret Robertson | ||
Shari Benstock | Herself - Author | |
Alice B. Toklas | Herself | |
Gertrude Stein | Herself | |
Janet Flanner | Herself - Writer | |
Samuel Steward | Himself - Author and Tattoo Artist | |
Sylvia Beach | Herself - Book Impressario | |
Adrienne Monnier | Herself | |
Giselle Freund | Herself - Photographer | |
John Bernard | Himself - Académie française | |
Berthe Cleyrerque | Herself - Housekeeper to Natalie Barney | |
Catharine Stimpson | Herself - Stein Scholar | |
Josephine Baker | Herself - Performs in Musical | |
Colette | Herself (with pets) | |
James Joyce | Himself (in Paris) | |
Malcolm Muggeridge | Himself - Interviews Sylvia Beach | |
Pablo Picasso | Himself | |
Paul Valéry | Himself | |
Thornton Wilder | Himself |
Director/Choreographer |
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Producer |
Frances Berrigan
Björn Koll |
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Writer/Composer |
Andrea Weiss
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Cinematography |
Nurith Aviv
Greta Schiller Renato Tonelli Fawn Yacker |
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Music |
Janette Mason
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Women (many of them lesbian) artists, writers, photographers, designers, and adventurers settled in Paris between the wars. They embraced France, some developed an ex-pat culture, and most cherished a way of life quite different than the one left behind. |
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