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The Help

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In the 1960s, in Mississippi, the black servant Abilene (Viola Davis) diligently took care of the hostess's daughter, who only had sex with her best friend due to postpartum depression. Skeeter (Emma Stone), a graduate of the University of Mississippi, works in a newspaper office as a housewife's mailbox, and begins her life as a black servant. Among them, Healy (played by Bryce Dallas Howard) is undoubtedly a negative example. She has an arrogant attitude, is prejudiced against the black maid Minnie (Octavia Spencer), and insists that the black maid cannot Shared toilet with owner. In the end, Minnie couldn't stand the humiliation and left angrily, retaliating in kind and humiliating her under the pretense of apologizing. Skeeter began to interview Abilene and Minnie, hoping to understand the living conditions of the black servants and accumulate material for his new book. At the same time, the equal rights movement led by Martin Luther King was in full swing, and Skeeter's Mississippi was at the forefront of the struggle. Due to the murder of black people, segregation began and a battle over skin color... .

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