‘Lee’ Movie, Explained: Kate Winslet as American War World II Correspondent and Photographer Lee Miller, Capturing the Victims of War and More

Elizabeth “Lee” Miller receives the biopic treatment this September with a new film starring Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet. “Lee” tells the story of former model Lee Miller’s photography and correspondence during World War II, highlighting the lengths to which the photographer went to capture some of the most indelible images for the time. Ahead of its release, learn more about “Lee,” including its premiere date, plot and director. What is “Lee” about? “Lee” follows Lee Miller (Kate Winslet) through a pivotal decade in the American war correspondent and photographer’s life. The film highlights Miller’s participation in the war efforts, and how she managed to capture some of the most shocking images from World War II, particularly images of women and victims of the war. Kate Winslet in “Lee.” The film also depicts Miller’s private life and how her work impacted the world years after her time Europe, including moments from Miller’s senior years when she is reflecting on her time and work during the war. In shedding light on Miller’s work and personal life, “Lee” also depicts how the photographer confronted a deeply held childhood trauma. When does “Lee” hit theaters? “Lee” debuts in theaters Sept. 27. The film is rated R for disturbing images, language and nudity. Who

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