Misbehaviour

In 1970, the Miss World competition in London becomes the stage for a groundbreaking protest by the Women's Liberation Movement. Led by Sally Alexander, the activists disrupt the live broadcast to challenge the objectification of women. Meanwhile, contestants like Miss Grenada, Jennifer Hosten, and Miss South Africa, Pearl Jansen, navigate their own struggles with identity and representation. The event culminates in a historic moment when Jennifer becomes the first Black woman to win Miss World, reshaping beauty standards and igniting global conversations about race and gender.