Nacho Libre is a 2006 comedy film directed by Jared Hess and starred by Jack Black. The movie tells the story of Ignacio, a cook at a Mexican orphanage, who dreams of becoming a luchador (Mexican wrestler) and earning fame and fortune to help the children under his care.
Ignacio, played by Jack Black, begins wrestling in secret under the guise of "Nacho" in order to earn money to buy better food for the orphanage. Though at first unsuccessful, Nacho eventually teams up with a fellow luchador named Esqueleto, and together they manage to compete in local wrestling matches.
Ignacio's prowess in the ring catches the attention of a wealthy American wrestling promoter, who offers Nacho a chance to fight the best wrestler in Mexico, Ramses, played by Cesar Gonzalez. Nacho accepts the challenge, hoping to win the prize money and achieve his dreams of helping the orphans.
However, the road to victory is not easy, as Nacho must fight against the odds and overcome his own weaknesses, including his lack of experience, a tendency to give up easily, and his love for a beautiful nun, Sister Encarnacion, played by Ana de la Reguera.
In the end, Nacho faces Ramses in a dramatic wrestling match, where he ultimately prevails through sheer determination and the support of his friends. The movie concludes with Nacho using the prize money to improve the orphanage and Sister Encarnacion revealing her own feelings for him.
Overall, Nacho Libre is a heartwarming and comedic tale of one man's journey to fulfill his dreams and help those in need.