Film Screening: Right to Fight
Get ticketsThe Untold Story of the Women Who Fought for a Place in the Ring
Step into the ring with the fearless women who refused to back down!
Join us for a special screening of Right to Fight, a powerful documentary that chronicles the rise of women’s boxing and the trailblazing fighters who took on a sexist system and won. Through rare archival footage and raw, unfiltered storytelling, witness how boxers like Marian “Lady Tiger” Trimiar, Cathy “Cat” Davis, and Pat “Liberation” Pineda broke barriers and changed the game forever.
This film was screened at Sheffield DocFest and DOC NYC, earned a commendation at the Sports Broadcast Awards, and was nominated for Best Single Documentary at the Broadcast Digital Awards.
Stick around after the screening for a Q&A with the film's director, Georgina Cammalleri!
Georgina Cammalleri is a BAFTA-winning, Sports Emmy-nominated filmmaker based in London, UK. Her practice includes producing, directing films, music videos, as well as 35mm photography. More recently, she directed Netflix’s Bad Sport, her first feature film - Right to Fight, and is currently developing three new documentaries.
Presented in association w/ Lisa Lipton’s Chambers’ Ring exhibition. Proudly supported by Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Calgary Arts Development, City of Calgary, EMMEDIA, Calgary Boxing Club, Rogelio Boxing and Carvel Creative.
