Hidden Figures Featurette - Breaking Boundaries (2017) - Taraji P. Henson Movie

Starring: Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, and Janelle Monáe
Hidden Figures Featurette - Breaking Boundaries (2017) - Taraji P. Henson Movie

A team of African-American women provide NASA with important mathematical data needed to launch the program's first successful space missions.

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[jennifermulaja]

i LIVE for this movie. Being a young black woman myself currently studying biopharmaceutical chemistry with a minor in physics and having to face being the only black person in my classes. It often felt like i didn't belong there. Science is the only thing I'm truly good at and i truly love it

[olliehernandez]

I'm crying because Katherine, Dorothy, and Mary have inspired women of color to throw themselves into the careers they desire and with that, are able to succeed and contribute to the advancements of their fields, whether it is math, criminology, or politics.

I can't wait to see this movie.

[elizabethczepiel]

Such a wonderful movie that in my opinion should be part of any school's curriculum as a MUST SEE!

[johnlg]

Shame they don't teach you this in school

[terri]

They tell us that we are not good enough. When we do the job, they want all the credit. Why?

[dryzumd]

I cant believe this is a part of history that hasn't been touched upon

[elliesings]

Great!! So excited to see this. As African-Americans, as AMERICANS, we all need to see this. This history that has been buried.

[MK-fkkp]

That movie deserved an Oscar. They gave it to Black Panther.

People value fantasy over remarkable reality.

RIP science..

[tomschueller]

I loved how Kevin Costners character got her the clearance tag,

[shannon]

I relate to this movie in many ways. I just started school today and I'm the only girl in my Technology 1 class. Most girls lose interest in technology in middle school. I didn't. I don't know any of the boys, and the freshmen that are with me I don't know very well. So I'm alone, but I'm going to stay strong and confident and if someone thinks that my right answer is wrong, I will say what I believe, answer when told and explain when asked. It doesn't matter if I'm a girl or the only one in the class. I want to learn the same thing a male wants to learn.

[masterwins]

this is how you end racism. show the truth of history. show how when we stand together we accomplish the impossible.

[koko]

I watched this last night and I can honestly say this is the best film i have ever seen, i even cried due to the passion of how they fought.

[meganprimrose]

Reason #102938746 why i love my physic teacher - he taught us who they were during our topic of space exploration. He said it will never be on our exams but it sure will be in history

[cyzhouhk]

As a girl with aspirations in STEM, this is very encouraging.

[annpayton]

My most inspirational movie to see in ♥♥♥

[chicharia]

Last year, my English honors class watched this movie in the classroom while we were discussing about a book that revolved around segregation and other important factors, which shaped our American history. Honestly, this movie was so amazing and so inspiring ~

[syazali]

watched this many times.. the feeling is so overwhelming.. i cried everytime.. this movie is just so amazing to know about..

[LouiseKernow]

These women are absolute heroines for ALL women.

[smiller]

I love this movie! So glad it was made!

[carolwilliams]

I never tire of watching scenes from this movie.