About the film

The untold true story of Dr. Audrey Evans (Natalie Dormer), who is recruited to an elite children’s hospital in 1969 as the first female to head her department. Frustrated with the futility of current therapies and refusing to accept more can’t be done for her patients, she pioneers revolutionary life-saving treatments and co-founds the first Ronald McDonald House. A trailblazer with a relentless spirit, Dr. Evans' fight for change redefined medicine and continues to impact millions of lives. 

The award-winning film ('Best Feature Film, Tribeca X'/Tribeca Film Festival 2024) has resonated with moviegoers and critics alike, earning a 98% Audience Rating and an 83% Critics Rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Roger Ebert calls the film “Engaging and inspiring”.