Now let’s celebrate women! For Women’s Day, we’ve chosen series and films that tell an interesting story about womanhood

Compilation of women who are in TV series. — There are now many more interesting series and films on women’s issues available on streaming services.

Looking for something inspiring to watch for Women’s Day? Pick up some tips from this article.

In the most interesting TV and film productions of the moment, women are seen in many different lights:

They are pioneers and glass-breakers who have changed history. On the other hand, they are mothers, artists and girls just learning to live. And they have formed a notorious criminal gang!

Take a nice posture and get to know inspirational women with these series and movies.

1. Women of the Finnish Cultural Field will come up in the new documentary series

Common six -piece * Women First * documentary series presents the role of women as cultural editors in Finland.

All episodes of the series were published on Women’s Day on March 8 at Yle Arena.

Four women - musician Chisu, comedian Krisse Salminen, author Mira Eskelinen, musician Yeboyah in a group portrait. — Musician Chisu, comedian Krisse Salminen, writer Mira Eskelinen and musician Yeboyah

*The Women First documentary series can be viewed in Yle Arena so far.*

*The first episode will also be seen on the theme on Saturday, March 8 at 8 pm. After that, the series will continue on TV on Thursdays at 9pm*

2. Girls learn the steps to life by skating

– When we are on the ice, it’s a statement, says one of Harlem’s skaters.

Harlem Ice, a five -part documentary series on Disney, follows the girls of the FigureSkating in Harlem * Skating Community.

Mass skaters practice their patterns in the ice rink. In the foreground woman's hands raised. — The girls of the Figure Skating in Harlem community are preparing for the Figure Skating Championships. The most touching thing about the series is the friendship between the girls.

The aim of the New York Harlem district is to help black girls not only in a skating career but also to succeed in their studies and to strengthen confidence. The community wants to provide a snack for life, especially for girls from poor families.

In a beautifully described documentary series, girls’ development, growth and friendship can be followed at close range.

*The five episodes of the Harlem Ice documentary series are available on Disney.*

He was elected President of Iceland in 1980. The series tells the story of a woman who does not adapt to the prevailing standards.

Vigdís sits at the desk, talks to the phone and looks happy. — The lead role in Vigdís Finnbogadóttir is played by Icelandic actress Nína Dögg Filippusdóttir.

The Icelandic Broadcasting Company’s RUV series resulted in a Vigdís drug in Iceland, which made the books on Finnbogadóttir to empty the shelves of shops and libraries, and people began to knit Vigdís knitwear.

*Vigdís will be available at Yle Arena as of March 2.*

The Six Triple Eight, directed by Tyler Perry, released in December, has been praised: it highlights a true story about the battalion of the guts of the guts, which had to face breed separation, racism and discrimination during World War II.

The picture shows people in military outfits, probably for the US Army. — Kerry Washington (left) plays Officer Charity Adams in the film. Ebony Obsidian is seen as Corporal Lena Derricott King.

During the war, the only US Army’s only 6888 battalion, consisting of black women, was tasked with sorting 17 million unpublished letters to US soldiers in Europe.

*The Six Triple Eight can be viewed on Netflix.*

5. Emilie Schindler, overshadowed by her husband, finally in the spotlight

Emilie Schindler in a light outfit with dark hockey. — Emily Schindler rescued over a thousand Jewish lives with her husband during World War II.

Now Emilie deserves to work at the center of the document.

*Forgotten Emilie Schindler documentary will be available in Yle Arena until December 31, 2026.*

6. New from the author of the hit series: a female crime spree in Victorian London

The couple dressed solemnly participates in an elegant dinner event in a historic environment. — The A Thousand Blows series looks at the London 19th -century underworld in the eyes of the margin: one of the key characters is Hezekiah Moscow (Malachi Kirby), who experiences constant discrimination.

In addition to London’s merciless underworld and criminal cavalry, the series also strongly follows boxing circles.

*A Thousand Blows can be viewed on Disney.*

Melissa Etheridge against a dark reddish background.

The documentary, compiled by archive material, was released on the dawn of the US presidential election in October, perhaps as a statement to the election.

*Louder: The Sountrack of Change is available on Max streaming service and on Women’s Day on TLC channel.*

8. Ageing women reflect on beauty standards

How could age be treated in a healthier way?

Two women in front of a mirror with some form of membrane on their face. — Make-up artist Margareta Grääs creates a different make-up for journalist Eva Kela every episode.

*Min Kvinnliga YTA – The surface of my femininity can be seen in Yle Arena.*

*Corrected 8.3.2025 at 5pm: Military value of Lena Derriecott King corrected in the text. He was a deputy sergeant, not a corporal.*