Nationwide — Not Every Woman, a gripping new character-driven drama exploring the inner lives of four Black women, is now available to audiences worldwide on Amazon Prime and Apple TV. The film follows four Black women who bond over wine, laughter, and shared anxieties about America — only to uncover deeper truths that transform the way they see themselves, one another, and the world around them.
Not Every Woman stars: Omar Gooding (Baby Boy), Lodric Collins (The Oval), Erika Degraff (Chicago P.D.), Georgina Elizabeth Okon (Black Panther), Shannon Echols (Da Bottomz), and Jean Cecile Nadine (Jazzy Bells).
The film is written, directed, and produced by Dara Frazier, whose writing credits include series for Disney, HBO, and the holiday rom-com Catfsh Christmas. Frazier brings a sharp, emotional, and often humorous lens to modern womanhood, friendship, and navigating the American experience. She is a Detroit native and resident playwright at Towne Street Theatre, LA’s Premiere African-American Theatre Company.
“This film is a love letter to Black women and the conversations we have behind closed doors — honest, vulnerable, and often hilarious,” said writer-director Dara Frazier. “My hope is that audiences see themselves in these women, no matter who they are.”
Worldwide Distribution Through Filmhub
Not Every Woman is now available for worldwide distribution through Filmhub, a global sales and distribution company specializing in film, television, and creator-led content.
About
1642 Productions LLC is an independent film and content company dedicated to elevating underrepresented voices and telling emotionally resonant, character-driven stories. The company is led by writer-director Dara Frazier, whose work spans film, TV, and animation.
For press inquiries, interview requests, or review screeners, please contact at 1642productions@gmail.com