Nigel Cole’s Made in Dagenham is engrossing and inspiring, despite being the kind of movie in which one of the first words you hear is cheeky and half the images look like they belong on one of those ...

Though Dagenham is just miles outside mod London, “Made in Dagenham” doesn’t glamorize the life and work of the women at the plant. Just 187 women are employed at the factory as seat seamstresses, and ...

More stories by Nigel M. It appears that director Nigel Cole has a thing for the ladies. A Brit best known for helming “Saving Grace,” a precursor to “Weeds” that stars Blenda Blethyn as a small-town ...

What, exactly, was "Made in Dagenham," the gigantic Ford factory in the UK, back in 1968? Nothing less than equal rights for women, Nigel Cole's "Norma Rae from the UK" suggests. It's a cheeky and ...

Rita O'Grady leads the 1968 Ford sewing machinists strike at the Ford Dagenham plant, where female workers walk out in protest against sexual discrimination, demanding equal pay. The strike is ...

"Made in Dagenham" is "Norma Rae," but with different accents — and a story that tries to talk about not just the liberation of one woman but of the entire gender. Based on a 1968 strike in Great ...

Swedish opening night of Made in Dagenham 8th of May 2019 at Kulturma in Stockholm. Made in Dagenham premiered in London November 9, 2014. Almost 4.5 years later it has it´s opening night Stockholm, ...

The producer of the film Made In Dagenham has criticised film censors for giving out 15 certificates for bad language. Stephen Woolley said it was "ridiculous" that the film, which told the story of ...

Why are Brits so much more adroit than Yanks at pumping fresh blood into hoary melodramas? My guess is that it’s their social-realist tradition: They know if they don’t get the milieu just right, they ...

For a movie about fighting for what you believe in, "Made in Dagenham" never puts a toe out of line. At the time of the events depicted, the Ford factory in Dagenham employed 187 women as machinists ...