Frances H. Flaherty

Frances Hubbard Flaherty (December 5, 1883 – June 22, 1972) was a film writer and director known for Louisiana Story, The Land, and Moana (1926). In 1955, Flaherty founded The Flaherty Seminar, a film study center for filmmakers, curators, and students.

Crew

All Crew Directing Editing Production Writing

Nanook of the North

Department Writing

Job Idea

Average Rating

7.1

314 votes

Release Date

Jun 11, 1922

105 years ago
Louisiana Story

Department Writing

Job Screenplay

Average Rating

6.4

46 votes

Release Date

Sep 28, 1948

78 years ago
Moana

Department Editing

Job Editor

Average Rating

6.6

34 votes

Release Date

Jan 07, 1926

101 years ago
Moana

Department Production

Job Producer

Average Rating

6.6

34 votes

Release Date

Jan 07, 1926

101 years ago
Moana

Department Writing

Job Screenplay

Average Rating

6.6

34 votes

Release Date

Jan 07, 1926

101 years ago
Moana

Department Directing

Job Director

Average Rating

6.6

34 votes

Release Date

Jan 07, 1926

101 years ago
The Land

Department Crew

Job Additional Writing

Average Rating

7.0

2 votes

Release Date

Apr 01, 1942

85 years ago
The Land

Department Directing

Job Assistant Director

Average Rating

7.0

2 votes

Release Date

Apr 01, 1942

85 years ago
The Land

Department Writing

Job Writer

Average Rating

7.0

2 votes

Release Date

Apr 01, 1942

85 years ago

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