Radicalism activism feminism at the start of the women's movement in England
It’s 1970 in London and some women’s groups have decided to protest the Miss World Pageant. The movie takes several different perspectives. The Pageant is portrayed as a completely sexist event. The organizer Rhys Ifans tells some reporters he only cares about the women’s curves, measurements and nothing else. Keira Knightley is a member of a women’s protest group who helps lead the demonstration. Some of the contestants are included like Clara Rosager as Miss Sweden who is sickened by the event, Loreece Harrison who was picked as the black Miss South Africa who was a machinist taken off the line and told she was going to London for the competition but warned that if she talked about apartheid she would never see her family again. It’s a great movie about radicalism, activism and feminism. The ensemble cast is strong and each one gets their little moment.
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