I Am Woman

The film is based on the inspiring life of singer Helen Reddy, the woman who wrote and sang the song 'I Am Woman', a song that became an anthem of the feminist movement in the 1970s. A story of passing and ambition, the story of a woman who broke the rules of her time.

In 1966 Helen Reddy arrives in New York with her three-year-old daughter, $ 230 in her pocket, and a suitcase. Although she had won a contract to record an album, soon the record company begins to frustrate all hopes of her because they already have enough female interpreters and suggest that she give up and return to Australia. Without money Reddy continues her career as a singer to support her daughter until she befriends a legendary rock journalist who, in addition to restoring her lost confidence, inspires her to write what will be her most mythical song, a song that encouraged everyone a generation of women to fight for a real change in society.

It directed by Unjoo Moon in her feature film debut. The cast includes Evan Peters ('American Horror Story'), Danielle Macdonald ('Extracurricular Activities') and Tilda Cobham-Herbey ('Hotel Bombay', 'Burn') who plays Helen Reddy. 'I am woman' has gone through different international festivals such as the Toronto Film Festival, the Los Angeles International Film Festival, the Athena Film Festival and the Barcelona Film Festival.