Five reasons to see the new film with Kate Winslet

The plot is based on the true story of world-renowned photographer and extraordinary woman Lee Miller, whose iconic photographs forever changed the world of photojournalism. In an interview, Anthony Penrose, Lee Miller’s son and curator of the photographic archive, admits that the filmmakers and actors were able to convey his image and personality with great accuracy and deep emotional content.

The supporting roles are played by equally remarkable actors. Look no further than Golden Globe Award winner Alexander Skarsgård as Roland Penrose, Lee Miller’s husband. Academy Award winner Marion Cotillard plays French noblewoman and journalist Solange D’Hayen, best known as the fashion editor of French magazine Vogue. And also Golden Globe Award winner Josh O’Connor, best known for his role as Prince Charles in the Netflix series The Crown and for his role as Johnny Saxby in the film God’s Own Country.

This thought-provoking and moving biopic explores Lee Miller’s work as a war correspondent during World War II. A successful model, muse of Picasso and Dali and leading a glamorous life, she finds herself between two realities: war and peace, cruelty and luxury. Throughout her life, she will have to make many difficult choices, each of which will have to pay its own price. Viewers will have to find out what a person is ready for for the sake of truth and write his name in history.

“Lee” is not just a film about a time of change. It is a profound exploration of the resilience of the human spirit and the power of art. Lee Miller’s photographs, many of which are on display throughout the film, are a testament to his courage and unwavering commitment to documenting and showing true reality, no matter how difficult or ugly it may be. The film’s emotional resonance is further enhanced by Alexandre Desplat’s haunting music, which perfectly conveys Lee’s multifaceted inner world and the depth of his experiences.