Have you run out of new shows to watch during your hibernation? We found some amazing films featuring Black Women Entrepreneurs perfect for celebrating Women's History. Sit back, relax, and enjoy these inspiring films about these inspirations.
1. She Did That by Renae L. Bluitt
Follow the successes and passionate pursuits of Black Women and their entrepreneurship journeys in Bluitt’s Netflix documentary. Follow Black women entrepreneurs’ as they raise the glass ceiling for future generations. This documentary is perfect if you are looking for a high dose of motivation and inspiration.
Available on Netflix
2. Savage x Fenty by Alex Rudzinski and Sandrine Orabona
Rihanna is a music, fashion, and beauty icon whose work is unparalleled. This inspiring film celebrates Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty collection through her incredible talent and performances. See her creative process and inspiration for her brand Savage X Fenty that celebrates all genders and sizes.
Available on Amazon
3. HOMECOMING: A Film by Beyoncé
Enjoy a Coachella performance from the comfort of your own home! This concert film is written and directed by Beyoncé herself. It reveals the “emotional road from creative concept to a cultural movement” in her performances. This cultural icon is refreshingly open and real about all the work that it takes to create a live performance that is more than an experience.
Available on Netflix
4. Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C. J. Walker
By A’Lelia Bundles
We all owe a huge debt of gratitude to America’s first Black, self-made female millionaire. In the 1990s, Madam C. J. Walker started her own haircare business out of nothing and became a millionaire. This mini-series will share her incredible story of how she overcame racial and sexist hostilities and through her business, celebrated the beauty of Black women and their hair.
Available on Netflix
5. Becoming by Nadia Hallgren
Don’t miss out on the intimate documentary of former first lady Michelle Obama. Michelle is the mother, aunt, big sister, and cheerleader anyone can look up to. Get a personal look into her life, hopes, and connections with others.
Available on Netflix
