Victoria lynn Weston

Victoria lynn Weston is an award-winning filmmaker, writer, and producer whose work explores erased history, silenced women, and the consequences of telling the truth.

She is the creator of FREE LOVER, the acclaimed short film about Victoria Woodhull, America’s first female presidential nominee, and the director of the PBS-featured documentary America’s Victoria. Her films have screened internationally and received multiple festival awards.

Victoria’s work is defined by restraint, psychological intensity, and moral clarity. She is drawn to stories where power resists accountability and women refuse to be diminished. History, in her hands, is not nostalgia—it is confrontation.

The Woodhull project represents years of research and creative commitment. Through film, Victoria seeks to restore a voice that was deliberately silenced and to bring a denied American story into the light.  This is not about the biographical books on Woodhull, but a story that has yet to be told.

Victoria Woodhull

Victoria Woodhull
Victoria Woodhull
Victoria Woodhull was the first woman to address Congress on suffrage, the first female stockbroker and newspaper publisher, and the first woman nominated for U.S. President in 1872—a pioneer whose truth-telling made her both historic and dangerous.

Some of my highlights

I did not discover Victoria Woodhull by accident.
Her story mirrors a recurring American pattern—truth punished, power protected.
This project is not nostalgia. It is a reckoning.

Victoria Woodhull was the first woman to address Congress on suffrage, the first female stockbroker and newspaper publisher, and the first woman nominated for U.S. President in 1872—a pioneer whose truth-telling made her both historic and dangerous.

My work is historically grounded yet intuitively driven.
I am drawn to the inner lives of characters under moral and emotional pressure—where silence, subtext, and sensation reveal what dialogue cannot.
These are stories shaped by reckoning, not resolution.

  • FREE LOVER — Award-winning narrative short

  • America’s Victoria — PBS-featured documentary

  • Through the Glass — Life after death

  • The Note – Mother Daughter  relationship
  • The Woodhull — Proof of Concept