Film Lens
At the age of 12, Janny, Lisa, Debby, and Michelle leave their homes to attend a sports school in East Germany, where they train to become wrestlers. The film captures their experiences within the boarding school environment, wrestling gyms, and their teenage interests, such as boy band posters. It presents a unique perspective on the intersection of sports and adolescence in a specific cultural context.
The documentary is directed by a woman, which adds a distinct viewpoint to the narrative. It runs for 82 minutes, providing an in-depth look at the lives of these young athletes as they navigate the complexities of growing up while pursuing their dreams in wrestling.
Why Watch
- •Meet young wrestlers in East Germany.
- •Follow the lives of four girls in sports school.
- •See the blend of sports and teenage culture.
Did You Know
•Janny, Lisa, Debby, and Michelle are all 12 years old when they leave home.
•The documentary is set in the East German province.
•The film has a total duration of 82 minutes.
•The director of the film is a woman.
Perfect For
Wrestling fansDocumentary enthusiastsComing-of-age stories