Self-discovery feminism and academic freedom in 1950s America
Julia Roberts is a new Art professor at Wellesley who is intimidated by her students and the staff. She has to find herself and her voice if she wants to be successful in her new position and win respect. She also runs into the conservatism of 1950s America which comes in all different forms from being warned about teaching modern art of Jackson Pollock to encouraging a student to follow a career and not just get married. It’s a story of self-discovery, feminism, and academic freedom. Roberts does a great job showing strengths and weaknesses and trying to be a role model. She’s got a class full of smart and snooty women in Julia Stiles, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Kirsten Dunst and Ginnifer Goodwin. The movie is about them just as much as Roberts. They’re faced with choices in their life just like Roberts.
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