Amy Schumer and ‘I Feel Pretty’ Tackle Body Image Issues in First Trailer

The comedian plays a woman whose view of her body completely changes after an accident

Amy Schumer, who has spent her comedy career tackling body image and fat shaming, will tackle those issues in the upcoming comedy “I Feel Pretty,’ which had its first trailer released through STX on Thursday.

In the film, Schumer plays Renee Barrett, a woman struggling with feelings of inadequacy on a daily basis. But one day, after being knocked unconscious in a freak accident at the gym, she wakes up believing she is the most beautiful and capable woman in the world. Even though her body hasn’t changed at all, Renee goes out with her new confidence and tries out the things she was too self-conscious to try before.

Screenwriters Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein (“He’s Just Not That Into You”) penned the script and will make their directorial debut. Michelle Williams, Emily Ratajkowski, Rory Scovel, and Aidy Bryant also star.

“I Feel Pretty” hits theaters June 29. Watch the trailer above.

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