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Katherine Coleman- Johnson is a passionate, outspoken black mathematician who works in the Flight Research Division at the Langley Research Center. She was born in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, She worked as a math teacher but then she jointed the segregated NASA and with that she refuses to use the colored bathrooms or to allow prejudice to make her feel small. Though she comes up against racism more than once at the NASA, she maintains her sparkplug personality and manages to charm everyone she comes into contact with, without losing sight of her dedication to her work and her community. In one memorable event, astronaut John Gleen -who doesn’t trust the calculations performed by NASA’s new IBM computers—asks Johnson to double-check the numbers for his flight trajectory and landing, and she does so successfully. She distinguishes herself first as a computer for the Flight Research Team and later as an aerospace technologist, becoming the first woman to publish a research paper on space flight.

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Gender equality is achieved when woman and men enjoy the same rights and opportunities across all sectors of society including economic participation and decision-making, and when the different behaviours and needs of women and men are equally valued and favoured. As in movies we didn’t come familiar with up until the ending. There was much in-equality between males and females so does every scene showes difference between them.

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The world in this movie is 1960’s and as we know those years were difficult for coloured people as they didn’t have any rights. In this movie that is clearly showed through many scenes. Movie showed how women were treated those days, based on their race. Gender equality plays huge role in this movie as no-one let them do same jobs as mens are doing. Characters have many obstacles in their way, such as dealing with everyday racism and comments. Women in this film were given orders from everyone, didn’t have their ‘I’ and were treated to work harder than anyone. Overall we come to conclusion that back in those days that was completly normal and acceptible.

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This shows a tracking shot or a shot that follows the subject

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Shot that zooms into something that is important in that scene

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A shot that showes an entire character from head to foot

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A shot looking down on a character or subject.