Deep Dive: Fake It So Real (2012)
Film Lens

In 'Fake It So Real', the documentary presents the world of independent pro wrestling in Lincolnton, North Carolina. It follows a group of wrestlers as they prepare for an important show, capturing their intense training and personal stories throughout the week leading up to the event. The film offers a close look at the lives of these athletes, emphasizing their dedication to the sport and the local community that supports them.
The documentary illustrates the commitment of the wrestlers to entertain their fans and the sacrifices they make to pursue their dreams. By focusing on individual narratives, the film provides an intimate portrayal of the wrestling culture, revealing both the passion and the hard work that goes into each performance.
Why Watch
- •Meet independent wrestlers in Lincolnton, North Carolina.
- •Find out what it takes to prepare for a wrestling show.
- •See the personal stories of wrestlers like Gabriel Croft.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Douglas Tirola.
•It features a cast including Nikki Shapiro and Clinton Cartwright.
•The documentary has a runtime of 95 minutes.
•It was produced in the United States.
Perfect For
Pro wrestling fansDocumentary enthusiastsSports culture followers