Before she became a legend, Harriet Tubman was a woman who refused to believe she was meant to live in chains. Born into slavery, she escaped—then made a choice that would change history. She went back. Again and again. Guiding others through darkness, danger, and fear, Harriet trusted her faith, her instincts, and an unshakable belief in freedom. This is the story of a woman whose courage lit the way for hundreds—and whose legacy still teaches us what bravery truly looks like.

Joan of Arc was a teenage girl from rural France who changed the course of history. Born around 1412, she grew up at a time when France was torn apart by the Hundred Years’ War with England. Claiming to receive visions from saints, Joan believed she had been chosen by God to help save France. Despite her age and lack of military training, she convinced powerful leaders to let her lead French troops into battle. Her courage inspired a nation, but her rise was followed by betrayal, trial, and execution. Today, Joan of Arc is remembered as a symbol of faith, bravery, and resistance against injustice.

Frida Kahlo lived her life in bold colour, raw emotion, and unapologetic truth. Through physical pain, heartbreak, and constant reinvention, she turned suffering into art and identity into power. Fearlessly Frida tells the true story of a woman who refused to be softened or silenced, using her voice, her vision, and her resilience to create a legacy that still shakes the world today.