Suffragette
Why this pick
Like The Law, it grounds landmark social change in the determined, costly work of women confronting institutions, with an intimate, sober historical-drama approach.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like The Law, it grounds landmark social change in the determined, costly work of women confronting institutions, with an intimate, sober historical-drama approach.
Why this pick
A restrained true-story legal drama about a woman pressing for institutional change; its procedural momentum and focus on conviction closely suit The Law.
Why this pick
This fact-based campaign for equal pay shares The Law’s interest in everyday courage becoming legislative progress, though with a warmer and more buoyant tone.
Why this pick
Set before abortion became legal in the United States, it similarly makes public policy personal through a woman’s practical, quietly radical awakening.
Why this pick
Its compassionate, unsensational examination of illegal abortion and social inequality provides a more intimate, morally searching companion to The Law’s reformist history.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Françoise Giroud

Diane Riestrof

Rémy Bourdon

Myriam, la documentaliste

Gaston Defferre

Antoine Veil

Dominique Levert