Independent Woman Movies

Top dancer Ginger finds herself in the 1980s, in the body of a disliked major's wife. Determined to change perceptions, she earns admiration through her exceptional dance skills and persistent efforts. Meanwhile, the stern and reserved Luke becomes increasingly gentle and devoted to her...

James Bennett suffered amnesia after a car accident, retaining only 5-year-old memories. His passionate pursuit of Claire Reynolds shifted to hesitation after regaining memories. Claire, Ascend Corp's president, battled the Cooper family. James' ex-lover Vanessa Cooper sabotaged their marriage & hired thugs to harm Claire, landing jailed. Despite turmoil—misunderstandings, a rushed wedding & pregnancy—they reconciled & began anew.

Mia York impersonated heiress Chloe Lynn to attend CEO Silas Ford's matchmaking, demanding huge dowry but unmasked. Silas later became her boss. He enforced a "Ten-Date Pact"; Mia faced false accusations defending Hart Studio but got Silas' covert aid. Posing as "Eve York" to ease his family's marriage pressure, she became his fake girlfriend. Their charade revealed her authenticity and his hidden warmth.​

When Cynthia Hart was battling on the front lines for her country, her daughter fell prey to the Klein family. In a rage, Cynthia rushed home, only to find her husband was getting engaged to Carrie Klein! Cynthia used her power to crush the wicked and rescue her daughter. But soon, she uncovered a deeper conspiracy—the Kleins were mere pawns of Duke Glenn Palmer, who was scheming to usurp the throne. Now, Cynthia fights a deadlier war—not just to save her family, but to protect the entire kingdom.

Selena Quinn was falsely accused of murdering her sister-in-law Grace Wallace on her wedding day, jailed, and gave birth to Emily. Years later, Emily reunited with father Ethan but suffered abuse from his obsessive admirer Melissa Dawson. Emily discovered her mother Selena (alias Scarlett Pierce), and together they uncovered proof that Melissa murdered Grace. Melissa kidnapped Emily. Selena agreed to her demands, but Melissa plotted to kill them. Ethan rescued them just in time.

Drugged, Cynthia spends a night with Marcus Chase. Unaware he's a business heir, she flees. Reuniting at work, Marcus poses as an assistant, pursuing her—but she avoids him over rumors he's gay. Colleague Leah schemes against her, trapping them in cold storage and framing her. When Cynthia gets pregnant, Marcus faces rejection. Truth reveals: the rumor was Marcus's friend Ryan's lie; Leah jailed. Marcus wins Cynthia, exposing corruption.

To fund Father's treatment, Luna & Caden Clark toiled abroad 3 years, saving $200k. Before returning home, Caden lost it all in a gambling scam. Desperate, Luna—a former card sharp—used their daughter's New Year money to return to the table. In a high-stakes game, she outsmarted the scam, brought villains to justice, and proved "The only winning move is not to play."

OMG, the husband she is going to marry under family pressure turns out to be not only rich but also very hot! Amid the trivial challenges of rural life, a special bond developed between this couple.

"I hope my child stays away from disputes and lives a normal life." Fifteen years ago, as a top agent, I retired from the field and became a low-key barbecue stall owner. But my simple wish as a mother didn't come true. When my daughter was bullied at school, I was furious. How dare anyone bully her under my watch! The harm inflicted on my daughter, I will make each of you pay for it, one by one...

That day, I caught him cheating on me in the lab, and when I confronted him, he shoved me. The chemicals exploded, and the next thing I know, I’ve woken up in another world as an unloved, overweight woman with two starving kids to take care of. With no other choice, I decide to make money and get out with my kids. But my scheming younger sister keeps framing me, and the cold, distant husband I wanted to divorce turns out to be the emperor’s son! Just when I think it’s all over, he starts showing up more and more... Can we really make things work?