In the high-stakes arena of civil rights law, one name has become synonymous with fearless advocacy: Gloria Allred. This compelling documentary, directed by Roberta Grossman and Sophie Sartain, pulls back the curtain on the iconic attorney who has spent decades on the front lines of America's most contentious battles for gender equality and justice. The film presents an intimate portrait of Allred, exploring both her very public legal crusades against powerful figures and the personal experiences that forged her into a formidable champion for the voiceless. As she navigates landmark cases that capture the nation's attention, the documentary examines the complex motivations behind her relentless pursuit, revealing the woman behind the headlines and the courtroom theatrics. Framed within a contemporary cultural moment of reckoning, "Seeing Allred" offers a timely and provocative look at the cost of conviction and the enduring fight for societal change.