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Women of Steel is a documentary that really digs into the raw and gritty realities faced by women in Wollongong during a turbulent time. Set against the backdrop of the Jobs for Women Campaign, the film has this palpable tension, capturing how these women stood up to BHP, Australia’s steel behemoth. It’s fascinating how the narrative unfolds—there's a mix of hope and despair as they transitioned from advocacy to courtroom battles in the '80s steel slump. The pacing keeps you engaged, with interviews that feel both intimate and revealing. What stands out is the resilience and strength of these women, brought to life through their stories, which resonate beyond just their local struggles. It’s all about community and fighting for one’s rights in the face of daunting odds.
Fascinating look at women's activismStrong themes of resilience and communityEngaging storytelling through interviews
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Robynne Murphy
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