A film by women, about women, for everyone.
Tell It Like A Woman comprises of seven segments that are directed by female directors from different parts of the world and shot in Italy, India, Japan, and the U.S. Each segment is an inspirational and empowering story about women, by women, for everyone.
India India Italy Italy United States of America
Jennifer Hudson Pauletta Washington Cara Delevingne Marcia Gay Harden Eva Longoria Anne Watanabe Margherita Buy Jacqueline Fernandez Ayesha Harris Katia Gomez Danielle Pinnock Alex Bentley Alex Alexander Nate' Jones Gabriel Ellis Mayra Lara Diana Kerimtayeva Regan Ducasse My-Ishia Cason-Brown Jewel Hargrove Erin Flynn Millie Fong Denise Yelich Zary Alozian Paricia Polucki Nadine Lee Eloho Josephine Okujeni Chimeka Crawford Rochelle Boyd Alexa Hale Nikelola Balogun Wendy Gutierrez Kent McGuire Andy Price Bruce Van Patten Jasmine Luv Jesse Garcia Brandon Win Leonor Varela Eudora Toto Chabeli Sastre González Blas Roca-Rey Antonello Fassari Mattia Sbragia Andrea Vergoni Aurora Menenti Lewis De Pascalis Anna Kloczynska Katarzyna Flaminia Sartini Ignazio Dolce Holly Gilliam Sergio Pierce Alex Pierce Wayne Price Koki Yuda Itsuki Itagaki Mikan Ogino Shiho Sasaki Akane Motomatsu Erika Osanai Tsunekazu Ebihara Jennifer Ulrich Iacopo Ricciotti Maxim Mehmet Morris Sarra Gabriele Coppola Maria Torres Kartikeya Sharma Shirin Bano Ansari Anjali Lama Mahesh Balraj Avantika Akerkar Aseem Bajaj Leena Yadav Neha Krishan Vij Anubhav Chopra Priyanka Arya Naina Sareen Sagal Singh Vijay Snap Lauren Robinson Lovedeep Guleyani Saloni Mahendru Joshua D'Mello Laxminarayan Tripathi Aryan Pasha Shivali Chhetri Sushant Divgikar Dame Imfala Glorious Luna Cashmakeupartistry Himanshu Singh Shaan Muttathil Alyson Van Diane Brown Mandy Olsen Rachel Allen Jasmine Williams Sheridan Ward Anastasia Rutkowski Ayesha Raza Mishra
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