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Deep Dive: The Wrestlers (2019)

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The Wrestlers
In 'The Wrestlers,' Damian Abraham examines the underground world of professional wrestling, focusing on its diverse cultures. He visits First Nations communities in rural Manitoba, where wrestling is an essential form of expression and community bonding. The documentary captures how this sport fosters connections within these communities. The film also takes viewers to Mexico's Lucha Libre scene in Juarez, highlighting the unique characters and athleticism that define this wrestling style. Through personal stories, Abraham illustrates how wrestling is more than entertainment; it is a significant cultural phenomenon that reflects the lives of those who participate in it.

Why Watch

  • •Meet unique wrestlers from First Nations communities.
  • •See the high-flying action of Lucha Libre in Juarez.
  • •Find out how wrestling builds community bonds.

Did You Know

•Damian Abraham travels to First Nations communities in rural Manitoba.
•The documentary features the Lucha Libre scene in Juarez, Mexico.
•The film has a total duration of 120 minutes.

Perfect For

Professional wrestling fansCultural anthropology enthusiastsSports documentary lovers