Keira Knightley: "Women's Voices Have Been Silenced, and That's Potentially Dangerous" | Sundance 2018

The transcript discusses the evolving acceptance of feminism over the past eight years, highlighting how it was once stigmatized. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing women's voices and the need for well-rounded female characters in culture, rather than just supporting male characters.

What has been the general perception of feminism in society according to the text?

How long have people been able to openly identify as feminists?

What realization is mentioned regarding women's voices in the text?

What potential danger is highlighted in relation to the silencing of women's voices?

In what way does the text suggest female characters should be portrayed in culture?