Kate Winslet's Brave Role in 'Lee'

A new trailer for the upcoming biopic "Lee" has been released, showcasing the remarkable story of Elizabeth "Lee" Miller, a Vogue war correspondent who captured the grim realities of World War II. Set to premiere on September 27, the film stars Kate Winslet in the titular role, portraying Miller's journey from model to a pioneering photographer determined to document the war's atrocities. In the trailer, Miller expresses her feelings of helplessness during the war, stating, "Europe was at war and I felt useless." This sentiment drives her to assert her place behind the camera at the London Vogue office, where she faces significant challenges as a female photographer. The film's synopsis reveals that despite her established reputation, Miller encounters restrictive patriarchal norms that limit her work, prompting her to fight for her right to cover the war. As the narrative unfolds, Miller's frustration with these constraints grows, leading her to seek the front lines of the conflict. With the support of her friend and editor, Audrey Withers, portrayed by Andrea Riseborough, Miller defies the odds to capture powerful images amidst the chaos of war. The trailer features gripping scenes of her photographing the impact of the conflict on civilians, including women and children, and culminates in a haunting moment where she stands in Adolf Hitler's bathtub on the day of his suicide. Miller's poignant reflection, "Even when I wanted to look away, I knew I couldn't," underscores her commitment to revealing the unseen wounds of war, making "Lee" a compelling exploration of courage and resilience in the face of adversity.