Tell It Like a Woman

Tell It Like a Woman is a feature-length documentary film comprised of seven distinct short films, each directed by a woman and exploring the theme of female empowerment. The shorts touch upon diverse issues such as gender equality, bodily autonomy, education, and overcoming adversity. Through personal stories and global perspectives, the film aims to inspire and celebrate the strength and resilience of women worldwide.

The documentary received a limited release and garnered attention primarily for its ensemble of prominent female figures and its focus on social issues. Critical reviews were generally positive, highlighting the film's important message and the directors' diverse approaches to the subject matter. Audiences appreciated the collection of stories that shed light on women's experiences and struggles.

• Praised for its timely and relevant exploration of female empowerment.

• Appreciated for showcasing diverse stories from women across different backgrounds.

• Noted for its inspirational message and call to action regarding gender equality.

Google audience: Google users largely approved of 'Tell It Like a Woman,' with many highlighting its powerful message and the importance of the stories told. Reviewers found the film inspiring and felt it successfully conveyed a sense of solidarity among women globally. Some noted the varied styles of the short films as a strength, offering different perspectives on similar themes.

Nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song for 'Applause'.

The film features segments directed by a notable group of female filmmakers, including Megan M. Gillan, Lucinda Marcapodi, and Jennifer Siebel Newsom.