An historical epic about a daughter of Muhammed, “the Prophet,” sort of the Virgin Mary of Islam, according to Wikipedia, at least.
Modern day Middle Eastern turmoil sets up this “Did I ever tell you the story” tale of a seventh century woman of influence in a religion whose extremist segments put the poisonous “P” in “patriarchy.”
Could be informative, if supernaturalish. Could be propaganda.
This one opens in select cinemas Dec. 10.

Fatima Jinnah was a woman whose public life had a significant impact on the shaping of a nation, and yet is only now being fully reevaluated for her accomplishments.