Documentary
United States of America
RBG is a documentary film that explores the life and career of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, one of the most prominent and influential figures in American law and politics. The film chronicles Ginsburg's early life and education, her groundbreaking legal career as a champion of women's rights and gender equality, and her tenure on the United States Supreme Court, where she has become known as the "Notorious RBG."
The documentary features interviews with Ginsburg herself, as well as members of her family, close friends, colleagues, and political allies. It also includes archival footage and audio recordings of Ginsburg's oral arguments before the Supreme Court, as well as commentary from legal and political experts on the impact of her decisions and dissents.
RBG explores Ginsburg's status as a feminist icon and her role as a trailblazer for women in the legal profession, as well as her deeply personal relationships with her husband Marty and her children. The film also delves into Ginsburg's health struggles and her battles with cancer, which have only served to heighten her resolve and determination to fight for justice and equality.
Overall, RBG provides a comprehensive and inspiring portrait of a woman who has dedicated her life to fighting for justice and equality under the law, and whose impact on American society and politics is sure to be felt for generations to come.
