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RBG is a movie starring Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Ann Kittner, and Harryette Helsel. The exceptional life and career of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who has developed a breathtaking legal legacy while becoming an...
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Quality | 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K |
Genres | Documentary, Biography |
Director | Betsy West, Julie Cohen |
Stars | Nina Totenberg, Ann Kittner, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Harryette Helsel |
Country | USA |
Also Known As | RBG 最強の85才, RBG. Μια Ζωή για τη Δικαιοσύνη, RBG. Jueza icono, A Juíza, Nv Da Fa Guan Jin Si Bo Ge, La jueza, RBG - Ein Leben für die Gerechtigkeit, RBG:不恐龍大法官, RBG - õigluse esileedi, Alla corte di Ruth - RBG, Tiao Ji Fa Guan RBG, RBG: Hero. Icon. Dissenter. |
Runtime | 1H 38M |
Description | The life, both professional and personal, of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, nicknamed "Notorious RBG" by her biographers and followers, is presented. On the professional side, most of the focus on her career is as a lawyer and ultimately in 1993 only the second woman ever appointed as a Justice of the US Supreme Court, a position she still holds today at age eighty-five. Much of that work centers on eliminating gender discrimination - both of females and males - under the law, many policies, especially implemented by privileged white men, inherently discriminating based on what are seen as stereotypical gender roles in society. Although seen as a liberal leaning justice, she is seen even more as a consensus builder among her supreme court colleagues. It is in that role that she has formed an unlikely friendship with conservative leaning justice Antonin Scalia. That role of consensus builder changed when the balance in the court shifted radically to the right, she instead feeling compelled to voice her dissenting view to her colleagues in that continuation of the want for equality for all. Her legal ferocity belies the fact of her diminutive physical stature and generally soft-spoken nature. On the personal side, she was married for over fifty years to fellow lawyer and law school colleague Martin D. Ginsburg until his death in 2010, with he having deferring to her more successful law career despite his own success as a tax lawyer. Their household defied those stereotypical gender roles in certain respects, at a time in society where it would have been considered unique. Her love of opera is also shown, she having appeared in one opera herself in a non-singing role. |