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AMERICA'S WOMAN

A JOURNEY INTO THE HEART​ OF AMERICA'S PAST AND FUTURE

2024 | Documentary, Drama, History

WINNER OF 22 FILM AWARDS

   Stunning and moving.

   A truly impressive masterpiece.

   A must-see documentary.

   Watch the film again and again.

   A unique film.

   Defies expectations at every turn.

   A riveting, edge-of-your-seat film.

   A brilliant, masterly-crafted opus.

   A meditation on the meaning of America.

   A work of great interest due to all the values it conveys.

   Gripping and heart-rending.

   Shockingly powerful.

   As much of a poem as a documentary.

   Great production with vivid portrayals.

   Very beautiful work.

AMERICA'S WOMAN

A JOURNEY INTO THE HEART​ OF AMERICA'S PAST AND FUTURE

Does America's future depend on its past? Will America survive? 

AMERICA'S WOMAN is an award-winning documentary feature that revolves around the mysterious woman, overlooked by historians, who had a profound influence on George Washington, his vision for America, and its independence – a vision that could deeply influence the nation’s need for healing and unity. A journey into the heart of America's past and future, it is the first film to explore this relationship and its consequences in depth.

America's Woman is written and directed by Marcelle Abela, who also serves as one of the producers alongside Charles Thompson. The large ensemble cast includes notable figures such as John Koopman III, Bonnie Victoria Kiefer, Adam Carrizales, Ben Koschella, Nick Denton, James Miller, Andrew Card, Kay Daniels, and Mark Heath among others. Historical figures like John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Wamsutta Frank James, Ronald Wilson Reagan, George Walker Bush, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King, Jr., are also featured, in addition to members of the Wampanoag Nation.

​The story is brought to life by narrators Chepi Anthony Miller and Warren Wilcock, who provide historical and cultural context and commentary. The original music for the film, which blends classical, folk, and native elements, is composed by Marcelle Abela and David Ternyik. 

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