Movies and TvShows featuring "aggressive-woman" theme.

The Late Shift is a comedic drama that tells the story of the intense rivalry between two late-night talk show hosts vying for the coveted position to replace Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show. Filled with humorous moments and unexpected twists, the movie explores the cutthroat world of American television and the lengths people are willing to go to achieve success.

To Let follows the story of a woman who moves to a new apartment in Barcelona, Spain. As she settles in, she encounters a traumatic and mysterious event that turns her life upside down.

Married to It is a comedic drama about three couples whose lives intersect when their children attend the same school. Through various comedic and dramatic situations, the couples navigate the ups and downs of married life and learn valuable lessons about love, friendship, and being true to oneself.

Tiger Girl follows the story of a female security guard who is determined to overcome her fears and become a strong martial artist. Along the way, she forms unlikely friendships and challenges societal norms. The movie explores themes of self-defense, harassment, and the struggle against conformity.

Ariel is a troubled girl with more than the usual teenage problems. When her emotion and temper get the best of her, she is drawn into a world where she can take out her anger with her fists. In the tradition of 'Girlfight' comes a wildly original story of rage and redemption.

Adaptation of the 1963 novel by Sylvia Plath. Details a young woman's summer in New York working for a Mademoiselle-like magazine, return home to New England, and subsequent breakdown all amidst the horrors of the fifties, from news of the Rosenbergs' execution to sleazy disc jockeys and predatory college boys.

Waldisney works as a doorman in a building where confusion is constant. However, the employee is great at maintaining a certain order. When wrongly accused of stealing something, he will need to prove that he is anything but a thief.

In 1997, the year Ellen DeGeneres comes out, John is a boy who dreams of becoming a cop. He wants to confide in his neighbor, Mr. Carter, that he is secretly in love with him. Time is of the essence as the 65-year-old heterosexual detective is moving away forever.

Two guys trying to find a brothel come across a group of beautiful female zombies.

Come in. Have a drink. DIE. When Bobby accidentally kills his wife before a get together at their home, he stops at nothing to hide the evidence from the arriving guests, even if it means murder.

After losing her husband, Sultan, fearing loneliness, told her children she wanted to remarry immediately. Her son Nevzat, with a traditional mindset, opposed this, arguing it would be unacceptable in their small town, especially so soon after their father's death. Her daughter Reyhan respected her mother’s wishes but felt the decision was too hasty. Despite their objections, Sultan remained determined. Seeking a new husband, she also entered the business world, defying societal expectations. She turned her house into a boarding house, opened a market stall, and challenged male vendors. Sultan's bold actions inspired other women in the district to break free from traditional roles, leading them to work alongside her in the boarding house and market. Her efforts ultimately sparked a movement for female independence, as more women gained their own identities.