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Lights & Shadows ~ Leontine Sagan

Medium soft cover autobiography 
Good condition 

Lights & Shadows is the autobiography of Leontine Sagan, a pioneering theatre and film director best known for Mädchen in Uniform (1931), a landmark of Weimar cinema. The book traces her journey from Vienna and Johannesburg to her career in Germany, Britain, and South Africa, offering insights into her artistic vision and personal struggles. Sagan reflects on her experiences as a Jewish woman in the entertainment industry, her collaborations with Max Reinhardt, and her role in shaping South African theatre.

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