“Womxnly" is an empowering dance film choreographed to the song "Womxnly" by Jolin Tsai (Wang Jing Wen cover). Featuring students from a diverse class, the film celebrates inclusivity, individuality, and the beauty of embracing one's true self.

The film opens with a wide shot of a dance studio filled with students of various backgrounds, and ages. As the opening notes of "Womxnly" fill the air, the dancers come to life, moving in unison to the infectious beat while celebrating their unique identities and experiences. Throughout the film, the choreography blends elements of contemporary, hip-hop, and street dance, reflecting the diversity of the student body and the rich tapestry of cultures represented. As the dance progresses, the camera zooms in on different groups of dancers, each showcasing their own style and flair.

The heart of the film lies in its message of inclusivity and acceptance. As the dancers come together in a climactic finale, their movements become a powerful symbol of unity and solidarity. Regardless of differences in race, gender, or ability, they move as one, united by the common thread of their shared humanity.