Academy Award Winner Kate Winslet stars as Lee Miller, an influential American photographer and war photojournalist, in the film 'LEE', which she also produces.

The film chronicles Miller's remarkable journey from a successful model to a war correspondent, highlighting her apprenticeship with Man Ray and her work at Vogue during World War II.

The narrative employs a framing device where an older Miller reflects on her life during an interview, blending her past experiences with her later years.

Themes of female oppression and sexism are explored, reflecting on Miller's experiences and the societal challenges faced by women in the mid-20th century.

Winslet's portrayal emphasizes Miller's strength and determination in a male-dominated field, aiming to reshape her legacy beyond being merely a muse.

Winslet expressed pride in her body, embracing the comparisons drawn between her and Miller, and highlighted the importance of showing her real body in the film.

She found it 'absolutely bizarre' that her character's body was critiqued, as Miller enjoyed a life without obsession over fitness.

The actress underscored the need for open conversations about body image and societal expectations for women, advocating for body positivity.

Winslet linked her character's authentic representation to her previous role in 'Titanic', emphasizing the importance of portraying real women.

The film arrives amidst a trend of female-icon biopics, following notable titles like 'Jackie', 'Spencer', and 'Maria', with a strong supporting cast.

Set to be released in cinemas on September 13, the film has a runtime of 117 minutes and carries a 15 certification.

Ami Bouhassane, Miller's granddaughter, praised the film for wisely focusing on a significant period of Miller's life without attempting to cover her entire career.