Professor Marston & the Wonder Women

The narrative spans from 1928 to 1947, a period marked by significant social and cultural changes in America. The years encapsulate the Great Depression, the rise of feminism, and the evolving perceptions of love and relationships, culminating in the creation of the iconic Wonder Woman character.

The story unfolds primarily in New York City, a bustling metropolis known for its cultural diversity and artistic innovation. Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges serve as the intellectual backdrop where groundbreaking research and ideas flourish, embodying the academic rigor of the time.

❤️ Love

The film explores the complexities of love, particularly in the context of polyamory. The emotional connections between William, Elizabeth, and Olive challenge traditional notions of relationships, showcasing a profound bond built on trust and shared values.

💡 Innovation

Innovation is a central theme, as the characters navigate their academic pursuits and the invention of the lie detector. This theme is further emphasized through the creation of Wonder Woman, a groundbreaking character that redefines female empowerment in comic books.

🌪️ Societal Struggles

The characters face societal scrutiny and personal challenges due to their unconventional lifestyle. The emotional and social turmoil highlights the conflicts between personal desires and societal expectations, leading to profound repercussions for their family.