London, Oct 25 (ANI): Children should be allowed to see a film that contains 17 uses of the F-word as it has vital things to say about women's rights, says a Lynne Featherstone, the British equalities minister, called on the British Board of Film Classification to lower the rating for 'Made in Dagenham' from a 15-certificate to a 12A.
The film is the story of female machinists at the Ford car plant who went on strike in 1968 in protest at being paid less than their male colleagues.Their efforts paved the way for the Equal Pay Act.
"I've seen Made In Dagenham and, while I'm not a fan of bad language, it strikes me that the use of
the f-word is completely in context," the Telegraph quoted Featherstone as telling the Sunday Times.
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