What with the 50s-era setting, the marginalized, incredibly smart women and the intriguing mystery I was all in. This is a great period piece and a very astute commentary about why it's important that every person gets to work to their full potential. Also a sly commentary on movies/t.v. that marginalize women's stories.
Cost: free
Where watched: at a woman from Kenton Library Book Group's house.
poster from: IMDB
This has been sitting in my Netflix queue for a while! Now I'm even more intrigued. I'll have to get around to watching it soon.
ReplyDeleteWe just got hooked ourselves. I love that PBS has both this show and Call the Midwife. Real stories about real women that are not centering their lives around men.
ReplyDeleteI love this take from my ProjectRungay boys:
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