Rehabilitation
of Female
Figures

Hidden Figures, 2016 – Disney+ / Netflix

Tells the true story of three brilliant African-American women working at NASA in the 1960s. They overcame racism and sexism to make decisive contributions to the American space program, highlighting scientific heroines long forgotten.

Frida, 2002 – Netflix / Amazon Prime Video

Biopic of the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, exploring her personal and artistic life, her physical and emotional suffering, and her political and artistic commitment. The film blends drama, romance, and visual elements inspired by her art.

The Second Sex, 1949 – Digital Libraries (Gallica, Internet Archive)

Adaptation and documentary around Simone de Beauvoir’s famous essay, which analyses the condition of women and the mechanisms of patriarchal domination. The content explores gender inequalities and inspires reflection on female emancipation.

Suffragette, 2015 – Netflix / Amazon Prime Video

Historical drama centred on the British suffragette movement in the early 20th century. It shows the courageous fight of women for the right to vote, blending historical facts with an emotional narrative.

Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World, Rachel Ignotofsky, 2016 – Amazon / Google Books / Apple Books

An illustrated book celebrating 50 women scientists who changed the world, from medicine to astronomy. Accessible to young people and adults, it highlights often unknown figures and encourages inspiration and scientific curiosity.