2010 Made in Dagenham 1080P for Gift 1-Disc All RegionPlay Seal Box Blu-ray

Plot Summary

For the large-scale strike that occurred at the Ford Motor Company in Dagenham, England in 1986, Rita O'Grady was undoubtedly a key and important figure, playing a highly catalytic role... This strike was initiated by 187 sewing women, but ultimately became the catalyst for the enactment of the "Fair Wage Act" against gender discrimination. Not only is the workshop environment extremely harsh and dirty, but the working hours are also incredibly long. In order to maintain the most basic living expenses, the female workers at the Dagnan Ford production plant have to endure all the unfair treatment against women, hoping to one day receive fair treatment. But when they finally lost the patience to continue waiting, especially when they discovered that they had been reclassified by the factory as low-level workers who did not require skills, anger began to erupt. With a positive mindset, constant experimentation, and unparalleled courage, they first defeated the factory's payees, and then, due to growing conflicts and oppositions, they embarked on a path of confrontation with the local community. In the end, they found themselves facing the government and the national system... As a leading figure in this women's rights struggle, Rita is a woman who does not like to beat around the bush, speaks very directly, and has a hot temper. No matter what kind of male opponent stands in front of her, she can confront them in an unpredictable way, whether in terms of momentum or strength, she has never been defeated or defeated. In the end, all her efforts were rewarded by Britain. The feedback and response from left-wing politician Barbara Kassel, They teamed up to launch a real campaign against the male dominated British House of Commons