Northwest Montana History Museum screens '9 to 5' for Movie Night
Daily Inter Lake
Last updated: April 23, 2026
The Northwest Montana History Museum is hosting a screening of the classic film "9 to 5" on April 28th. The movie features Lily Tomlin as Violet Newstead, who faces workplace discrimination when denied a promotion.
- The screening is a special event at the museum, allowing attendees to experience a well-known film.
- The plot revolves around Violet Newstead, a character portrayed by Lily Tomlin, who experiences a common workplace issue: being passed over for a promotion in favor of a less qualified male colleague.
- This situation highlights themes of gender inequality in the professional sphere, a central element of the film's narrative.
- The film's premise suggests a focus on the challenges faced by women in the workplace during the era it was made.
- The event is scheduled for April 28th at the Northwest Montana History Museum.
