
Lady Liberty: Secrets of an Icon
This iconic statue was a gift from France to the new-born American Republic and was the first crowd-funded monument of all time. A symbol of emancipation and freedom, which took two decades to be completed. The film features original 3D virtual reconstitutions of Auguste Bartholdi’s Atelier in Paris and travels back in time to bring viewers at the heart of the Statue’s original construction, revealing the founding ideals of our democracies.
Directed by Julien Johan · Documentary · History · Drama · 89 min · 2026
Trailer
Director
Julien Johan
Studio
ARTE / Gedeon Programmes
Release
2026-10-15
Runtime
89 min
Genres
Documentary, History, Drama
Cast & Characters

Self - Narrator (voice)
Léonie Simaga

Auguste Bartholdi
Yann Lesvenan

Édouard Laboulaye
Laurent Mothe
Joseph Pulitzer
Joseph Anthony Naranjo
Modèle Liberty
Morgane Branchoux

Président Ulysses S. Grant
Régis Romele
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Critical Assessment
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Frequently Asked Questions
When does Lady Liberty: Secrets of an Icon come out?+
Lady Liberty: Secrets of an Icon is scheduled for release on 2026-10-15.
How long is Lady Liberty: Secrets of an Icon?+
Lady Liberty: Secrets of an Icon has a runtime of 89 min.
Who directed Lady Liberty: Secrets of an Icon?+
Lady Liberty: Secrets of an Icon was directed by Julien Johan.
Fan & Critic Buzz
The public reaction to the movie "Lady Liberty: Secrets of an Icon" is varied, but most seem unimpressed and critical, criticizing the trailer for its perceived lack of emotional resonance, stating that it doesn't accurately represent Lady Liberty or feminism. Many also question the film's message and intentions. The majority of online reviews express disappointment and frustration with the movie.
From the trailer's comments
Trailer looks nice. One of the few places/monuments I visited when I went to America long ago.
@Vivek_Rajagopalan · 0 likesAll Very moving, except the Statue of Liberty is a man. Isn’t it obvious?. More masculine that Michaelangelo’s women( modeled by men). -It’s a freemasonic object of symbolic control. Not freedom at all
@brokenpremise · 0 likesIntegration living the host country with respect.... Ny fail
@BlauLion · 0 likes





