Goddess is an Australian musical comedy film directed by Mark Lamprell, starring Laura Michelle Kelly and Ronan Keating. Elspeth Dickens (Laura Michelle Kelly) is a housewife who dreams of becoming a singer and songwriter. She moves to a remote farmhouse in Tasmania with her twin toddlers and her husband James (Ronan Keating), who is often away for work.
Elspeth struggles to take care of her children and keep up with the daily chores in the isolated farmhouse. Feeling lonely and depressed, she decides to use a webcam to broadcast her singing performances to the world. She creates a fictional alter ego, named "DJ Fairybread", and becomes an internet sensation.
Soon, Elspeth's life is turned upside down as she gains millions of fans and is offered a record deal by a Hollywood producer. However, as she becomes more successful, she also faces challenges and risks losing her true identity and her family.
Goddess is a heartwarming and entertaining movie that explores the themes of motherhood, dreams, and the cost of fame. The film features catchy songs, colorful sets, and a strong performance by Laura Michelle Kelly as the determined and charismatic Elspeth. Ronan Keating also showcases his singing and acting skills as James, Elspeth's supportive husband. The movie sends a positive message about following your passions while balancing your personal and professional life.