Victoria Woodhull follows the story of an American pioneer of the woman’s suffrage movement who ran for President of the United States. She was nominated at a time when women still didn’t have the right to vote, and wouldn’t for another 40 years.
Her inspirational rags to riches journey saw her go from spiritualist and free love advocate to politician and rebel. Woodhull also founded the first woman-led stock brokerage company, and created the radical publication Woodhull and Claflin’s Weekly.
As well as being one of Hollywood’s best and most in-demand actors, Brie Larson is an activist who has campaigned for victims of sexual abuse. She clearly picks her roles carefully, and recently remarked that “movies can be an extended form of activism.”
The film has been picked up by Amazon Studios and is based on a script by Ben Kopit. Larson will next be seen in Ben Wheatley’s Free Fire, which you can read more about in our latest print edition.
Published 23 Mar 2017
By Tom Bond
The prospect of Brie Larson as Captain Marvel is cause for celebration and concern.
We pay homage to Ben Wheatley and his wild and wonderful shoot ’em up spectacular.
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