The three main characters in the film really work and exist in NASA. Above picture from left to right:? Mary Jackson, Catherine Johnson, Doroszi Vaughan. Real people are.
With the successful return of the Soviet Union as the first man in space in April 194 1, the pressure on NASA in the same period can be imagined. Three African-American black women enter NASA, and the story unfolds slowly. As a talented mathematician, Catherine Johnson was hired to calculate and verify the data when the rocket was launched (this mathematician/Kloc-graduated from high school at the age of 0/4,/Kloc-graduated from university at the age of 0/8, and got a double degree! The data obtained later laid the foundation for NASA's project mercury! In an environment surrounded by white men, the placement of Johnson's water cups and unique drinking equipment have become the details that cannot be ignored in this film. Discrimination is an invisible pressure, and a cold word deeply shakes the heart of every spectator. Even going to the toilet has to run back and forth for 40 minutes, which shows that the heroine accepts the helplessness of reality. Finally, with the accurate calculation of line by line, she turned the situation around and won the admiration and recognition of her colleagues. Later, as the supervisor smashed a sign in the bathroom saying that "everyone's urine in NASA is the same color", the short-term discrimination ended temporarily, but the supervisor only considered the interests of the team at this time and did not give up the racial and gender discrimination from the heart.
? Doroszi Vaughan is an African-American woman. She is the acting director of NASA. In order to get the position of official supervisor, I went to study the extremely advanced computer at that time. Together with the black women in the team later, * * * undertook the computing task of NASA. Finally, I got the position of official supervisor.
Mary Jackson is the first African-American aviation engineer at NASA. The first few shots of NASA were enough to surprise the audience with her talent. In order to get an engineer position at NASA University, Mary Jackson had to take legal action at that time and only got the opportunity to attend classes at night as a black person. The phrase "I want to be an aviation engineer, but now I want to be an engineer in a white school" makes people feel deeply about the social situation at that time.
? With the efforts of three African-American black women and all of them, john glenn successfully circled the earth three times and returned safely, making an unknown contribution to the successful landing of the United States on the moon in 1970. Although the title of the film is Hidden Man, in fact, some people in the United States have not completely given up discrimination, but only covered up this idea. This film is worth thinking about, and it is also a warning to the current American reality.