Helen Mirren shines as Israel's iconic prime minister in 'Golda' biopic
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Helen Mirren delivers an extraordinary performance as Golda Meir, the late Israeli prime minister, in the film "Golda." The movie focuses on Meir's handling of the 1973 Yom Kippur War, showcasing her tough decision-making and the complexities of Israeli politics. Mirren's portrayal captures Meir's down-to-earth persona and showcases her vulnerability as she battles lymphoma. The film effectively depicts the war through Meir's reactions to real-time communications, highlighting the limited information she had to make crucial decisions. "Golda" is a fitting tribute to one of the most important and fascinating women of the 20th century.
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