I watched this film recently, after reading some good comments about it.

I must say that I really liked it. It's one of these films that once it starts it captures your attention totally from beginning till the end.

The film tells the story of a young and quiet girl Rita O'Grady, working in Ford's factory in Dagenham, who suddenly finds herself in charge of a little "revolution" in order to ensure that all women working not only in Ford's factory get equal pay as men for the same kind of work.

I really enjoyed the story as well as acting of Sally Hawkins (Rita O'Grady) and Bob Hoskins (Albert Passingham). I can recommend this film to anybody who wants to spend a nice evening with a girlfriend/wife/boyfriend/husband. It is nice to know that there are film makers out there that can still make interesting films, unlike most Hollywood productions.

regards,
Bombalina