Mrs. America

This film tells the compelling true story of the fight for gender equality in America, focusing on the campaign to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. As the movement gained momentum, it faced an unexpected challenge from an unlikely figure: conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly, who came to be known as "the sweetheart of the silent majority." The film masterfully explores the complex dynamics between the proponents and opponents of the ERA, delving into themes of equality, power struggles, and grassroots politics. Through compelling narrative storytelling and insightful portrayals, the film offers a riveting look at an important yet often overlooked chapter in American history.