The eighteenth title in our Blu-ray series with Vinegar Syndrome.

Available with and without limited edition slipcase.

FAKE IT SO REAL
ROBERT GREENE, 2011
Catalog No.: FTF-024
Length: 91 minutes

Fake it So Real follows a ragtag group of wrestlers in North Carolina over the course of a week leading up to a big show. The film explores what happens when the over-the-top theatrics of the wrestling ring collide with the realities of the working-class South. The wrestlers aren’t paid for their passion, but they treat wrestling like any artist treats their work. Fake It So Real shares the triumphs and heartaches of an often under-appreciated American art form.

Directed by Robert Greene
Produced by Douglas Tirola and Susan Bedusa
Cinematography by Sean Price Williams and Robert Greene

Festivals: Camden International Film Festival, CPH: DOX, Cucalorus, Docyard, Festival Dei Popoli, Indie Memphis, Maryland Film Festival, Rooftop Films, Sarasota Film Festival, True/False Film Festiva

BLU-RAY EDITION FEATURES
- Commentary with Robert Greene and wrestling journalist David Shoemaker
- Deleted scenes
- A look at the Rooftop Films NYC premiere
- Conversation with Chris Solar and Robert Greene
- Wrestling promos by indie film luminaries: Alex Ross Perry, Michael Tully, Lawrence Michael Levine, The Ross Brothers, Michael Bilandic, Jarred Alterman, Mark Elijah Rosenberg, Tom Hall, Daniel Metz, Aaron Hillis, Xadam Shartoff, and Craig Butta
- “Talking Documentary” podcast interview with Robert Greene by Scott Lacy
- 20 page booklet with an interview with Robert Greene by Nadine Smith