Crackle Celebrates Women’s History Month with a Free Collection of Empowering Stories

Celebrating Women’s History Month, Crackle is highlighting the power of strong female characters in Hollywood with a collection of free titles featuring leading ladies who take charge. Available on the Crackle app, viewers can enjoy these exciting films and series from the comfort of their favorite devices.

First up is “Outbreak,” a Crackle original series that follows Anne-Marie Leclerc, director of the Emergency Public Health Laboratory, as she races against time to contain a dangerous virus among homeless individuals. Starring Julie LeBreton, Guillaume Cyr, and Mélissa Désormeaux-Poulin, this gripping drama explores the risks of an impending epidemic.

Another Crackle original series is “The Wall,” featuring Detective Sergeant Celine Trudeau investigating a mysterious murder in Fermont, a small mining town protected by an enormous wall against harsh Arctic winds. Isabel Richer, Alexandre Landry, and Maripier Morin lead the cast in this thrilling crime scene drama.

For those seeking intense action-packed moments, “Blast” is a must-watch. This Crackle original film revolves around Sonia, a bomb disposal expert who finds herself trapped in her car with her children when an anti-tank mine is discovered beneath it. Nora Arnezeder takes on the role of Sonia as she navigates high stakes and tries to diffuse the bomb within 30 minutes. With Pierre Kiwitt and Radivoje Bukvic also starring in this heart-pounding feature film.

Additionally, “Colonia,” inspired by true events from Chile’s military coup in 1973 tells the story of Emma Watson’s character searching for her abducted boyfriend. She ends up entangled in Colonia Dignidad – an ex-Nazi cult known for being impossible to escape from – led by Daniel Brühl’s character.

Other titles available on Crackle include “Black Mamba,” where Dawna Lee Heising portrays an assassin seeking revenge; “Hangmen,” which sees Sandra Bullock face off against Jake La Motta on the streets of New York City; “Girl,” starring Bella Thorne as a young woman searching for answers after her abusive father is murdered; “Intensive Care,” featuring Tara Macken as a former special ops agent protecting an elderly woman’s home from criminals; “Absolution,” where Jacqueline McKenzie’s character must use her empathic abilities to save her loved ones and the world; “Juncture,” in which Kristine Blackport plays a terminally ill woman pursuing justice before time runs out, and finally, “My Sisters,” a suspenseful film about a women’s support group targeted by a misogynistic brotherhood.

With these diverse titles highlighting strong female leads, Crackle celebrates Women’s History Month and offers viewers an opportunity to immerse themselves in stories that empower, and entertain. Download the Crackle app now to enjoy this selection of compelling films and series celebrating the strength of women in Hollywood.

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