DIRECTORS
Sarah Gavron
WRITERS
Abi Morgan
CAST
Anne-Marie Duff
Grace Stottor
Geoff Bell
Carey Mulligan
Amanda Lawrence
Shelley Longworth
Adam Michael Dodd
Ben Whishaw
Sarah Finigan
Drew Edwards
Lorraine Stanley
Romola Garai
Adam Nagaitis
Helena Bonham Carter
Finbar Lynch
Samuel West
Nick Hendrix
Clive Wood
Brendan Gleeson
Morgan Watkins
Ross Green
Adrian Schiller
Col Needham
Jamie Ballard
Joyce Henderson
Raewyn Lippert
Natalie Press
Joanna Neary
Annabelle Dowler
Meryl Streep
STARS
Anne-Marie Duff
Grace Stottor
Geoff Bell
Carey Mulligan
Amanda Lawrence
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User Reviews
It's always important to have films like this come out every once in awhile. Not only does it give more roles to women, but it showcases where we came from as a society and as a part of the human race. Obviously, this film focuses on woman's suffrage in London, but the story is relatively the same across the globe. It's hard to believe that it was merely one hundred years ago that women finally gained the right to vote. I think Suffragette did this story justice and is beautifully performed all around.
Carey Mulligan leads the group of women who joined forces and became known as suffragettes in the early 1900's. She plays Maud Watts, a fictionalized person but inspired by many suffragettes at that time. In fact, only a few of the lead characters are actually real people, but the message of the film does the job. Because Mulligan is at the center of the story, the movie relies upon her giving a great performance, and boy does she ever. Although the poster makes it seem like Meryl Streep and Helena Bonham Carter are co-leads, they are both very much supporting roles. In fact, Meryl is only in one scene, but they are both extremely effective. The entire cast really nails their performances, much thanks to an impeccable and tight script that doesn't waste any screen time. Brendan Gleeson also gives an Oscar worthy performance as Steed, who constantly tries to prevent the women from supporting women's rights.
The scary thing about this film's subject matter is that, for the most part, women's rights are still very much at the heart of a lot of political discussions. Instead of the right to vote, it's more about the right to equal pay (a huge problem in Hollywood). Suffragette doesn't pull any punches in tackling these issues, it's tough to watch at times, but the performances and directing are so good it's hard to take your eyes away. The only real issue I had was the shaky cam style of shooting some of the riot sequences. At times it can be nauseating, but other than that, this film should most definitely be considered for numerous academy awards come voting season. IMBD
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