I Am a Woman Now was released on December 17, 2011.

I Am a Woman Now was directed by Michiel van Erp.

I Am a Woman Now has a runtime of 80m.

I Am a Woman Now was produced by Monique Busman, Michiel van Erp.

I Am A Woman Now (formerly Casablanca Revisited), the first generation of transsexuals who had their sex change in Casablanca back in the mid-1950s to 1960s take stock of their lives. Do these pioneers feel like total women and did it give them the fulfillment in life they expected ? The women featured in the film were all treated by the same 'miracle doctor', Georges Burou. As long as these 'patients' paid, there were no pre-conditions, no questions asked at his clinic in Casablanca. A film about the pursuit of an almost unattainable dream, about the gap between its realization and the hard reality that sometimes follows.

The key characters in I Am a Woman Now are Herself (April Ashley), Herself (Colette Berends), Herself (Jean Lessenich).

I Am a Woman Now is a Documentary film.

I Am a Woman Now has an audience rating of 7.5 out of 10.