Women have been positioned in different ways in different geographies in the transition from the hunter-gatherer society in which they are strong to the settled life and afterwards in the modern social order. When the history of humanity is examined, it will be seen that civilization emerged due to the everyday struggles of men and women. However, changes in lifestyles and production relations over time have brought about changes in the positions of women. Although the power and effectiveness of women in certain regions in the development of human society show continuity, it is seen that the position of women has changed significantly all over the world. The subject of this study is Tomris Hatun, who was the representative of female dominance in ancient times. It focuses on the representation of women in the cinema through this essential female figure. The movie was selected with purposeful sampling. The fact that it reflects the characteristics of Turkish culture and that Tomris is accepted as the first female ruler has been decisive in this context. In the study, the narrative analysis method was used. In the research conducted in this context; The place, administrative and military position of women in the ancient Turks was examined through the literature written before, and the representations of Tomris Hatun, who has been the subject of many narratives since Herodotus, were reviewed. In the examinations made, it was observed that the films support the historical narrative and historical information was taken as a reference during the scripting phase. The name and stories of 'Tomris' are encountered in the narratives of Herodotus, which has an important place in history as of the period it was written. The representation of female dominance in Tomris was evaluated and the film narrative was examined in terms of its compatibility with the mythical structure that Murdock revealed for the 'hero's journey'. In the analysis, it was seen that the film narrative matches the mythical structure.