The King's Speech

The story centers on Bertie, who becomes King George VI after the abdication of his brother and the death of their father. Struggling with a severe speech impediment, he faces the challenges of leadership as his country nears war. His wife, Elizabeth, introduces him to Lionel Logue, an unconventional speech therapist. Their initial clashes give way to a deep friendship, enabling Bertie to conquer his stammer and deliver a powerful speech that rallies the nation. Themes of personal struggle, resilience, and the importance of support are woven throughout.