The True Heroines (2011)

The True Heroines is a 2011 Canadian film that made its world premiere on March 27, 2011. The movie features a star-studded cast including Daniel Cadmore as Harold, Peter Benson as Mayor Bobby Fitzgerald, Zach Santiago as Hugo Rodriguez, Denis Simpson as Earl, Jane Hancock as Party Guest, Neil Grayston as Percy Andrews, Giovanna Burk as Margie Hepburn, Eli Libbert as Ethel Worthington, Brendan Penni as Calvin Hepburn, Seymour Coldinmeane, Joel Starrok as New Milk Man, Leah Gibson as Ruby Fitzgerald, Paula Jiradey as Dottie Rodriguez, Jared Brown as Waters the Butler, Fiona Vrum as Pearl Andrews, Gina Chiarelli as Doris Worthington, James O’Sullivan as Goldstein, an unnamed Server at Cabaret, Kalida Kuzek as Wanda, and Evelyn Burk as Baby Von Trapp.

The True Heroines follows the story of a group of heroic women who come together to fight against injustice and corruption in their town. With a mix of drama, action, and heartfelt moments, the film explores themes of courage, friendship, and the power of standing up for what is right.

Daniel Cadmore delivers a captivating performance as Harold, a charismatic leader who rallies the women to take a stand against the powerful forces working against them. Peter Benson shines as the corrupt Mayor Bobby Fitzgerald, while Zach Santiago brings depth to his role as Hugo Rodriguez, a conflicted ally in the fight for justice.

With its talented cast and compelling storyline, The True Heroines is a must-see film that will leave audiences both entertained and inspired. The movie’s message of empowerment and solidarity resonates long after the credits roll, making it a memorable and impactful cinematic experience.