Before there was 9 to 5 the movie in 1980, there was the social movement “9to5” in the 1970s – organized by a group of Boston secretaries and office workers who fought for equal pay and an end to sexual harassment in the workplace. This new documentary looks at what they did – and how they did it. Check local listings.

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