To celebrate the life and legacy of the phenomenal Glenda Jackson, revisit her Oscar-winning turn in Ken Russell’s audacious take on D. H. Lawrence: a stunning drama of human sexuality at its most liberating, and its most destructive. Growing up in the sheltered confines of a 1920s mining community, a pair of free-spirited sisters – Gudrun, a sculptor, and Ursula, a schoolteacher – cross paths with a wealthy playboy and a philosophical educator. The four of them embark on a psychosexually-charged entanglement that leads to shattering consequences for them all.