You've probably seen those Canadian Heritage ads, in which the first brave turn-of-the-century women med students dare to show up in class amid the braying of patrician male jackasses.
Expand that small revolutionary act into a four-hour series -- and add a lot of blood -- and you have Bramwell, a picture-perfect British tale of injustice and righteous triumph, loosely based on the struggles of actual women doctors.
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