Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was elected as the first woman president of Liberia. This was the first time that a woman had become a president in African history. Winning over George Weah, who is an internationally famous soccer player, Sirleaf tries hard to clean up the settled traces from the old times in an effort to establish democracy. Sirleaf, who is well known as ‘iron lady’ and a former minister of the financial department, makes the political changes in the government of Liberia by appointing ‘other iron ladies’ as cabinet members; the minister of the financial department, the economic and trade department and the head of police. With a woman president, theses ladies work hard to solve the old problems of corruption, red tape and bureaucratic policies formed during 20 years of internal war, in addition to treating war veterans fairly with proper welfare benefits. This documentary, co-directed by American Daniel Yunge and a former Liberian reporter Siatta Scott Johnson, illustrates the follow up in Liberia during Sirleaf’s first year of presidency. It shows the iron ladies public lives as they meet foreign politicians and government officers in order to accomplish the transformation of Liberia into a new country and the establishment of democracy there. Also, it shows Sirleaf devoting her life to Liberia as an unmarried president. (KIM Sunah)