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Two episodes screening June 18 through June 21

In recognition of the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, this PBS American Experience documentary is a comprehensive and captivating look at the arduous 72-year struggle that culminated in permanently enfranchising women with the right to vote. Bringing to life the incredible suffragists who led this movement and the difficult path that they tread – one rife with infighting, splintered in radicalism and marred by complex alliances – this important historical documentary is a fascinating look at issues that would become near-universal to major progressive social and political movements. Their strategies, means of mobilizing, protests and demonstrations would create a framework of necessary persistence. Though many would not live to see their efforts rewarded, the ramifications of this fight affirm voting as a right that is integral to democracy.

  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    112 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    USA
  • Premiere
    Virtual World Premiere
  • Director
    Michelle Ferrari
  • Screenwriter
    Michelle Ferrari
  • Producer
    Connie Honeycutt, Michelle Ferrari
  • Executive Producer
    Mark Samels, Susan Bellows
  • Cast
    Patricia Clarkson, Audra Mcdonald, Mae Whitman, Laura Linney
  • Cinematographer
    Rafael De La Uz
  • Editor
    Nancy Novack, Ilya Chaiken
  • Music
    Nathan Halpern