This documentary is older than I thought, but quite powerful. I was drawn to it after being reminded, again, that this was a woman who was known for her movie star status, but sadly forgotten for her brilliant inventions. It's well-done. The interviews, clips, structure are all solid. For a documentary it hits the right notes with information but doesn't bore. The pacing is good, the viewpoint is as unbiased as is possible. It's good. Really shines a light on one of many women whose impactful life has been lost to the shadows of memory. This production shines a light into the dark and reminds us of the importance of the foundation which came before.
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