RBG 2018
"Hero. Icon. Dissenter."
Directed by Betsy West, *RBG (2018)* is a compelling documentary portrait of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, weaving together her groundbreaking legal legacy and personal journey.
Director: Betsy West
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is RBG (2018) about?
*RBG (2018)* celebrates the life and career of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, documenting her rise as a champion of gender equality and her enduring influence on American law. The film highlights her strategic legal battles, her bond with her husband Marty, and her role as a cultural symbol of justice and resilience.
Who directed RBG?
Betsy West directed *RBG (2018)*, bringing both reverence and intimacy to the story of this legendary figure.
Who stars in RBG?
The documentary features intimate appearances from Ruth Bader Ginsburg herself, alongside her family members Jane C. Ginsburg and James Steven Ginsburg, along with journalist Nina Totenberg and activist Gloria Steinem.
Is RBG (2018) worth watching?
*RBG (2018)* is a must-see for fans of legal dramas, biographies, and social justice. Its heartfelt storytelling and historical depth make it both informative and deeply moving, offering a rare glimpse into the life of a trailblazing justice.
How long is RBG?
RBG (2018) has a runtime of 98 minutes.
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About RBG (2018) — The Inspiring Legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Directed by Betsy West, *RBG (2018)* is a compelling documentary portrait of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, weaving together her groundbreaking legal legacy and personal journey. Through candid interviews and rare behind-the-scenes access, the film captures her fiery dedication to equality, her sharp legal mind, and the enduring partnership with her late husband, Marty. With an intimate tone, it explores themes of resilience, justice, and the power of dissent—all set against the backdrop of her evolution into a cultural icon.
Blending archival footage with contemporary reflections, *RBG (2018)* paints a vivid picture of a woman who transformed the legal landscape while staying true to her principles. The film balances her courtroom brilliance with personal warmth, revealing the passions that fueled her lifelong fight for civil rights.