It's Raining Women

Rebecca is fighting for gender pay equality after discovering that her salary was 45% lower than that of her male colleagues for doing the same job in a technology company. She and other women face a glass ceiling – an invisible barrier that prevents them from moving up the social ladder. Although men and women should be equal by law, the stories of the female protagonists in London, Helsinki, Paris, and Tokyo show that gender inequality is a reality in contemporary culture and society. Each of the female protagonists faces different kinds of discrimination in their respective fields, and the glass ceiling takes a different form for each of them. But they have one thing in common: they refuse to accept gender inequality. (One World)