![]() ![]() ![]() This material in this second film connects to moments in the inevitable flashbacks to Jackie's heyday in Camelot and right after John F. Sometimes he even interrupts her when she's speaking or tries to put words in her mouth or dismiss her concerns, which shows how not-powerful even a very powerful woman can be when she's in a room with a man who's been told since birth that his words and actions are inherently more important than any woman's. The reporter is often condescending to the former First Lady. ![]() The individual scenes in this "historical figure contemplates self" film are competently done and sometimes a good deal more than that, thanks to undertones of empathy and condescension in the dialogue. ![]()
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