Fighters
Overview
Fighters is often cited as the definitive documentary film on the subject of boxing. It brilliantly captures both the romanticism and the agonising, sweat-dripping discipline inherent in this hardest game of all.
- Production
- Channel 4 Television
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Crew
- Director
- Ron Peck
- Writers
- Ron Peck
- Producers
- Mark Ayres
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CABJ
February 28, 2015
Great documentary. Focusing on various East End boxing gyms in the early 90s, Fighters shines a light British boxing's dream factories with the various players all aiming to make it big and escape a harsh and unforgiving East End. Overall a brilliant, gritty and fascinating documentary with a real insight into the pain game.