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That's as it should be!
Maximillian 2022-03-28 08:01:02
Made in Dagenham, produced by the BBC. In 1968, women workers at the Ford Motor Plant in England demanded equal pay for equal pay. There are no handsome men or beauties, no exciting plot, but quite good-looking. Each character has a distinct personality. Rita, who is ordinary and simple, but tough and brave, Eddie, who is a little silly but honest and kind, and Connie, who is in love with her veteran husband, is a star with all her heart... But she is always tempted by her dreams to stay with her companions. Sandra, a top student who graduated from Cambridge, was treated as a vase by her husband, Lisa, who was aggrieved, and of course, Barbara, the agile Iron Maiden Minister of Employment. The scene of the female workers working in the factory is realistic and full of fun, and the warning sound of "man haunts" makes people laugh. That's right, rights and justice are not easy to come by. It takes brave people to stand up and fight for them. This is the meaning of "Made in Dagenham".
Extended Reading
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Lisa Hopkins: I'm Lisa Burnett, I'm 31 years old and I have a first class honours degree from one of the finest universities in the world, and my husband treats me like I'm a fool.
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News Reporter 1: What if Mrs. Castle says "no deal"?
News Reporter 2: How will you cope then?
Rita O'Grady: Cope? How will we cope? We're women. Now, don't ask such stupid questions.