Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life

"Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life" is a 1996 documentary film that delves into the life and philosophy of renowned author and philosopher Ayn Rand, a true champion of freedom and individualism who refused to be silenced by the rising tide of Soviet Communism in her native Russia. Narrated by Sharon Gless, the film explores Rand's journey from her childhood in St. Petersburg to her rise as a bestselling novelist and philosopher, featuring interviews with influential figures such as Harry Binswanger, Leonard Peikoff, and Cecil B. DeMille. Through its extensive use of archival footage and personal appearances, "A Sense of Life" offers an intimate portrait of Rand's unwavering dedication to her ideas, even if it glosses over the complexities of her personal life.