Swiped

American biographical drama written and directed by Rachel Lee Goldenberg, which narrates the inspiring and turbulent story of Whitney Wolfe Herd, the founder of the dating app Bumble and one of the most influential figures in the contemporary tech world. From her beginnings as a young entrepreneur with a clear vision of female empowerment, to becoming the youngest CEO to take a company public, the film closely follows her professional and personal journey, including her challenges in a male-dominated environment, her previous experience at Tinder, and the pivotal moment that led her to create a revolutionary alternative.

With determination, creativity, and an unprecedented feminist approach in the world of dating apps, Whitney redefines the rules of the game: in Bumble, it is the women who make the first move, a cultural shift that transforms millions of relationships and gives rise to the iconic gesture of "swipe left" and "swipe right". But her success does not come without controversies, public lawsuits, and constant questioning about the role of women in the tech industry.

A story of innovation, resilience, and female power, which not only portrays the rise of a leader but also the evolution of a society that begins to question who should have a voice, even in love.