The film 'Lee,' directed by Ellen Kuras and starring Kate Winslet, explores the life of World War II photojournalist Lee Miller, based on her son Antony Penrose's biography 'The Lives of Lee Miller.' The narrative centers on Miller's experiences during the war, showcasing her journey from a model to a pioneering photographer documenting the atrocities of the Nazis. The film opens with an interview of an older Miller in 1977, providing a reflective lens on her life and work. Despite the strong performances and compelling visuals, critics note that the film suffers from a convoluted screenplay due to multiple contributing writers. Winslet has emphasized that the film focuses on a specific era of Miller's vast life, highlighting her as an unapologetic force in a male-dominated field. The biopic aims to preserve Miller's legacy, which includes her significant yet often overlooked contributions to war journalism and photography.