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Thursday 03/19 18:30

Světozor Cinema – Small Hall

Language: Norwegian
Subtitles: Czech, English

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Fighter

(Fighter)

Geir is a Norwegian MMA fighter for whom movement was the meaning of life. After diving into shallow water, however, he is partially paralyzed and gives himself a harsh ultimatum: either he walks again within two years—or he no longer wants to live.

For thirty-year-old Geir Kåre Nyland, sport was everything. School and relationships always took a backseat to the need for movement and the relentless pursuit of physical limits. But after a spinal injury, he faces a challenge no training could prepare him for: paralysis from the waist down, an ended career as a fighter, and a relationship with his girlfriend cooling dangerously. This sensitively filmed documentary follows his struggle with despair, from the search for miraculous solutions to the gradual reassessment of his own identity. The film by Norwegian directors also explores themes of old trauma, macho culture, and toxic masculinity, asking whether hope and purpose can still be found where everything seems lost.

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Basic information about the film

TitleFighter
Original LanguageNorwegian
Subtitles Czech, English
PremiéraCzech premiere
Film typeFull-length documentary
Year of Production2025
Country of OriginNorway
Length82 min.
Director Mari Bakke Riise, Sunniva Sundby
Sales TrustNordisk
Susan Wendt
susan@trustnordisk.com

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Světozor Cinema – Large Hall
Vodičkova 41, Praha 1

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Geir Kare Nyland, protagonist
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Světozor Cinema – Small Hall
Vodičkova 41, Praha 1

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