Azaelle, Loue O'Farrell and LuFisto: the ruthless warriors of the ring engage in spectacular, relentless battles every weekend. Far from the galvanized crowds in front of which they perform, it's in the intimacy of their homes that these three women open up with sensitivity. They talk about their doubts and the struggles they face on a daily basis: becoming a mother, providing for their families and finding a place for themselves in the male-dominated world of wrestling.
Preceded by the short film Fire-Jo-Ball (Audrey Nantel-Gagnon, 2023, 16', French with English subtitles)
Jo-Ann, a 57-year-old bartender, dreams of becoming a singer and actress. Oscillating between spectacular and intimate, between extra and ordinary, Jo-Ann infuses her daily life (and the film) with true main-character energy. At the crossroads of genres, Fire-Jo Ball paints the portrait of a woman who loves all things rosy even, if her life isn't always so.