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Telling the story of the brave British women who fought for their right to vote, Suffragette is an absolutely superb and thrilling historical drama made by women, about women and for EVERYONE....
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A fascinating look into the history of women's suffrage with a potent array of our generation's greatest actors doing what they do best. Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4 | Dec 16, 2020....
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Oct 11, 2015 · Suffragette blows the dust off history in an involving, women-driven drama with a political thriller element and thought-provoking contemporary relevance for men and women equally.
Oct 8, 2015 · Suffragette sets out to tell the story of the ‘footsoldiers’ of the women’s suffrage movement. Director Sarah Gavon and writer Abi Morgan have therefore made the refreshing decision to avoid a more traditional focus on the famous Pankhurst family and the numerous well-dressed ladies who swelled the ranks of the Women’s Social and ...
Feb 14, 2023 · Some 5000 suffragettes marched behind the carriage carrying her coffin to the church, and crowds lining the streets were estimated at 50,000 people. Her death is considered a turning point in the movement for women’s voting rights in the United Kingdom.
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Feb 25, 2020 · It’s hard to comprehend that only one hundred years ago in England women were such vilified and subjugated figures. Sarah Gavron’s picture of the suffragette movement in London, starting off in 1912, takes a fictitious wife and mother, Maud Watts, and charts her involvement with key figures in the party.
