An uninteresting story, to the extent that anyone can, or wants to, understand it. But that's what happens when your real priority is to be a feminist statement. Has great production values, in recreating turn of the century England. And, of course, there's about zero effort in trying reflect how people and life were then, instead relying on 1920 woke ideals and caricatures.

A big theme is the woman's suffrage movement, and the mom's disappearing regarding (and where she gives a totally incomprehensible explanation). It's no coincidence that this movement followed the industrial revolution, as that is created more options in society for people, and most particularly for women. The "white males bad" theme as shown in the move, seems to ignore, or is ignorant of, the fact that men created the Industrial Revolution, thus facilitating women's greatly increased options including giving rise to woman's suffrage ("we're all in this together" as the saying goes)