A Classy Broad

The First Woman Vice President at United Artists

At a time when gender inequality seems to be at the forefront in Hollywood, Marcia Nasatir's story is one fueled by reservoirs of feminism and movie palace intrigue.

Director Anne Goursaud, known for her editing work in Francis Ford Coppola's The Outsiders and Bram Stoker's Dracula, walks viewers through how Marcia's passion for storytelling led her to work in publishing and ultimately out West in film, eventually becoming VP of Production at United Artists. An achievement no other woman before her had ever accomplished.

"Her story, engagingly chronicled by Goursaud, should entertain and inspire a new generation of women who refuse to be stymied by the status quo." - Stephen Farber, The Hollywood Reporter