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    Theodore Melfi's film Hidden Figures tells the story of three African American women who worked as mathematicians for NASA in the 1960s and faced discrimination due to their gender and race. Taraji P. Henson plays mathematician Katherine Johnson, who calculated trajectories for space flights using manual calculations. Janelle Monáe portrays engineer Mary Jackson, the first African American woman to become an engineer at NASA. Octavia Spencer stars as mathematician Dorothy Vaughan, who supervised the West Area Computers section at Langley Research Center. The film highlights how the three women overcame discrimination through their exceptional mathematical talents.

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    Theodore Melfi's film Hidden Figures tells the story of three African American women who worked as mathematicians for NASA in the 1960s and faced discrimination due to their gender and race. Taraji P. Henson plays mathematician Katherine Johnson, who calculated trajectories for space flights using manual calculations. Janelle Monáe portrays engineer Mary Jackson, the first African American woman to become an engineer at NASA. Octavia Spencer stars as mathematician Dorothy Vaughan, who supervised the West Area Computers section at Langley Research Center. The film highlights how the three women overcame discrimination through their exceptional mathematical talents.

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    Theodore Melfi's film Hidden Figures tells the story of three African American women who worked as mathematicians for NASA in the 1960s and faced discrimination due to their gender and race. Taraji P. Henson plays mathematician Katherine Johnson, who calculated trajectories for space flights using manual calculations. Janelle Monáe portrays engineer Mary Jackson, the first African American woman to become an engineer at NASA. Octavia Spencer stars as mathematician Dorothy Vaughan, who supervised the West Area Computers section at Langley Research Center. The film highlights how the three women overcame discrimination through their exceptional mathematical talents.

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    Movie review on Hidden Figures 2016

    Cast: Taraji P Henson, Janelle Monae, Octavia Spencer, Kevin Costner

    Director: Theodore Melfi

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    Review: Theodore Melfi brings a extraordinary film on the big screen. The characters were well know in
    the shorts but some new characters were also introduced.

    The movie was mainly about how the three African- American women, who showed their talent for the
    US NASA space program and faced gender discrimination and racism. Even after facing discrimination,
    the three of them showed their talent beautifully.

    Taraji P Henson was shown one of the best one of the scientist who calculated the landing on the space
    capsule with the old ancient method of math and also provided the path for the capsule. Janelle Monae
    was shown as the first engineer who graduated, she fight for it and at the end she achieves it. Octavia
    Spencer was shown as the best who can use the IBM calculating machine and due to her skill she was
    given a chance to use it and instruct as a supervisor in the lab. My favorite actress in the three was Taraji
    P Henson

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