She Said

New York City, 2016. Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, journalists for the New York Times, have spent months reaching out to abuse survivors to open up to them about predatory Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct and power abuse. For this reason, the two working mothers deal with stress and exhaustion as they uncover a three-decade history of intimidation, extreme harassment, and rape that spans as far back as the 1980s. And in their unrelenting pursuit of the truth, the two investigative reporters confront years of silence and an extensive, well-organised system protecting male abusers. But as the two journalists give the objectified women a chance to tell their stories, their detailed accounts of repeated harassment and sexual assault spark a global movement. As a result, their noble cause helped inspire women to speak out and seek justice.