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In the year 1912, women in England found themselves relegated to a position of subjugation, stripped of their rights, including the fundamental right to vote. Their circumstances left them vulnerable—limited job opportunities, low wages, and a lack of autonomy defined their lives. The film introduces us to Maud Watts, a 24-year-old worker in a London laundry factory, whose everyday realities reflect the countless hardships endured by women of her time.

Maud Watts: The Reluctant Activist