How much of her life does this cover?
Does this cover Helen's campaigning work as a Wobbly? I'd like to see more done on this (she publicly opposed the execution of Joe Hill).
shareThis starts with Helen going off to Radcliffe and her experiences there. It takes a look at her relationship with Anne and her husband John Macy as well as her relationship with Mark Twain. It touches briefly on a romance of her own, Anne's illness and their experience with Vaudeville.
Unfortunately no it does not touch on her work as a Wobbly. I wish they had covered more but I'm just glad we had one movie beyond "The Miracle Worker".