Join Dr. Francis as she delves into the lesser-known but groundbreaking film career of Josephine Baker in part two of this masterclass. Learn how Baker's roles in cinema, from the silent era to sound films, positioned her as an influential figure in global Black film history. This episode covers the intricacies of Baker's performances, her transition from exotified dancer to French heroine, and the larger social and cinematic contexts that shaped her work. Discover her films like 'Siren of the Tropics,' 'Zouzou,' 'Princess Tam Tam,' and 'The French Way,' and hear Dr. Francis break down Baker's legacy as a pioneering artist and resistance figure. With primary sources and insightful analysis, this masterclass provides a comprehensive look at Josephine Baker's cultural impact and lasting influence.