影片记录了美国广播公司于1968年民主和共和两党全国代表大会期间邀请戈尔•维达尔与威廉•F•巴克利进行的十天辩论，也评价了这场辩论对电视业未来以及当代观点交流的影响。以电视实况的高潮为基础展现从政治攻讦到人身攻击的过程，同时公正地选择了双方的受访对象，结合美国时政介绍了 双方的生活简历。

讲述在68年美国两党大会上，两个互相憎恶的时事评论员，一个极左一个极右，一个同性恋一个直男，展开了长达10天的辩论，最终引发美国电视制作革命……戴…

影片讲述一个多世纪前，英国妇女为了争取选举权而不懈斗争的故事。斯特里普在片中饰演的埃米琳·潘克赫斯特是一位著名的妇女选举权倡导者。她与几位同盟者发起成立了“妇女议会”，在国会开会时，她们也开会，与议会唱对台戏。由于采取了激进的斗争措施，潘克赫斯特同她的同盟者们曾多次入狱，在社会上造成了很大的反响。

一个多世纪前，英国妇女为了争取选举权而不懈斗争。埃米琳·潘克赫斯特是一位著名的妇女选举权倡导者，她与几位同盟者发起成立了“妇女议会”，在国会开会时，她们也开会，与议会唱对台戏。由于采取了激进的斗争措施，潘克赫斯特同她的同盟者们曾多次入狱...

February 2018 will mark 100 years of women in the UK being allowed to vote. Today in Britain, this democratic act feels like a basic human right, but as Lucy Worsley will reveal in this 90 minute special, the battle that women had to wage for this right was complex and hard-fought. 　　Using original source materials to piece together a captivating telling of the forgotten stories from this period of history, Lucy will explore the range of people who fought for the vote - young and old, rich and poor, men and women, from all over the country - some of whom decided to go against every rule and expectation that Victorian society had about them. 　　She will reveal what life was like as a Suffragette whose every move was tracked by a special police unit, explore the horrific prison conditions that these women were sentenced to as well tell the story of unsung heroes and heroines who helped women to reach equality at the ballot box by peaceful means. 　　With the help of letters, diary entries, newspaper articles and formerly classified documents, Lucy will immerse us in the story of women on the run from the police, hunger strikes, arson, harassment campaigns and family fall outs on one side with espionage, force feeding, news media bias, police surveillance and government interference on the other, painting a vivid and timely depiction of this landmark moment in British History. 　　Lucy says: 「I'm thrilled to be marking the 100 year anniversary of women getting the vote with this 90 minute film for BBC One in such a dramatic and exciting way.」

In this series for BBC Two, historian Amanda Vickery uncovers Britain’s longest war, the 300 year long campaign by women for political and sex equality in Britain, revealing the largely forgotten heroines (and a few heroes) who fought for the cause. The suffragette’s battle to win the vote is the popular symbol of this struggle, but Vickery places that struggle in a much wider context, from the Levellers, the first recorded women’s rights demonstration at the time of Cromwell to the first custody battle in court over children in a divorce, producing the first piece of British legislation in support of women’s rights, to the lessons she draws from a woman becoming Prime Minister just 50 years after the franchise was extended to all women over the age of 18 and the ongoing fight for equal status today.

In this series for BBC Two, historian Amanda Vickery uncovers Britain’s longest war, the 300 year long campaign by women for political and sex equality in Britain, revealing the largely forgotten heroines (and a few heroes) who fought for the cause. The suffragette’s battle to win the vote is the popular symbol of this struggle, but Vickery places that struggle in a much wider context, from the Levellers, the first recorded women’s rights demonstration at the time of Cromwell to the first custody battle in court over children in a divorce, producing the first piece of British legislation in support of women’s rights, to the lessons she draws from a woman becoming Prime Minister just 50 years after the franchise was extended to all women over the age of 18 and the ongoing fight for equal status today.