Skip to content
Poster image for the film "The Lady"
Film - (Fiction/True Story)

The Lady

  • Luc Besson
  • 2011
  • 132 min
Wall of gratitude

A young woman rises against tyranny

After the assassination of her politician father, young Aung San Suu Kyi grows to become a symbol of democracy in Burma, a country ravaged by militarism.

Impact in Action

Learn about the impact of this film on communities.

The Lady serves as a powerful catalyst for change, illuminating the struggles for democracy in Burma and resonating deeply within communities worldwide. By chronicling Aung San Suu Kyi's journey from the daughter of a politician to a symbol of hope, the film has inspired countless individuals to advocate for political freedom and human rights.

In the wake of its release, discussions surrounding Burma's political landscape intensified, leading to increased global awareness and support for democratic movements. The film has been credited with mobilizing grassroots organizations, as evidenced by the surge in petitions and advocacy campaigns aimed at supporting democratic reforms in the region.

Moreover, the film's impact extends beyond cinema; it has influenced policy discussions in various countries, resulting in governmental initiatives aimed at addressing human rights violations in Burma. The Lady not only tells a story—it ignites a movement, encouraging audiences to reflect on their role in advocating for justice and change.

Dive Deeper

Get to know more about the problem.

  • Learning Resources

    Learn more about the issue

  • Research Gallery

    Explore relevant research & latest news

    View gallery
  • Go the extra mile!

    Where to Watch

    Oops, we could not find any watch sources for this media.

    FAQ

    See more FAQs here.

    Want to create your impact campaign page?