Captures Bell's sense of adventure and boldness but drags at the start
Gertrude Bell came from a rich family and was well educated earning a degree in history from Oxford. She was wrestles and unhappy which was the motivation for her travels through Persia and the Ottoman Empire during the turn of the century. The movie covers her sense of adventure, then delves into melodrama with her love life, but then recovers with her defiance of male authority, and just a little bit about her service to the British government during the war.<br /><br />Queen of the Desert captures how bold Bell was to travel around the Middle East by herself at the turn of the century. It was unheard of and yet she did it. The main drawback of the film is the first love story which really drags. If this was edited down just a bit the film would have been so much better.
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