Today is World Day for the working woman and apart from all the flagship events worldwide. Many celebrities joined the campaign for equality. Hence the actor Daniel Craig, known as the agent oo7, has hung up his suit and has put on women to demand equality. The video in which Craig is transformed, has seen the light today.
Directed by filmmaker Sam Taylor-Wood, and narrated by Judi Dench, director of MI6 in the James Bond saga begins with the actor in costume to become a woman. The entire script of the short, has been the work of the organization "We Are Equals', and refers, through a series of questions, problems for which many women face, such as wage inequality and domestic violence.
This action meant the clear difference between men and women. While Craig remains silent throughout the recording, completely transformed, even high heels shoes, Dench is reading a list of obstacles that women face in today's society. The actor has wanted to participate in this initiative, he hopes that the film "will encourage viewers to think about the inequalities between men and women." He adds that, "despite the great advances in the rights of women, statistics show that when it comes to the balance of power between the sexes, equality is far from being a global reality." 
Directed by filmmaker Sam Taylor-Wood, and narrated by Judi Dench, director of MI6 in the James Bond saga begins with the actor in costume to become a woman. The entire script of the short, has been the work of the organization "We Are Equals', and refers, through a series of questions, problems for which many women face, such as wage inequality and domestic violence.
This action meant the clear difference between men and women. While Craig remains silent throughout the recording, completely transformed, even high heels shoes, Dench is reading a list of obstacles that women face in today's society. The actor has wanted to participate in this initiative, he hopes that the film "will encourage viewers to think about the inequalities between men and women." He adds that, "despite the great advances in the rights of women, statistics show that when it comes to the balance of power between the sexes, equality is far from being a global reality."
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