A Matter of Sex

About This Movie

A Matter of Sex is an intriguing dramatization that dives into the struggles of the Willmar Eight, a group of bank workers fighting for their rights. Lee Grant's direction creates a tense atmosphere, reflecting the chilling Minnesota winters that mirror the emotional coldness of their fight. The pacing feels just right, allowing you to absorb the weight of their determination and sacrifices. The performances are compelling—each actor brings depth to their character, showcasing the personal stakes involved in labor rights. It’s interesting how the film captures the raw tension of picketing, emphasizing the human element over flashy effects or dramatics. The themes of solidarity and resilience resonate, making it a distinct piece in the realm of TV movies from that era.

Features strong performances by a dedicated cast. · Highlights the intersection of personal and political struggles. · Represents a unique moment in labor history through drama.