Documentary,Action
Mexico,United States of America,Canada
Nail in the Coffin: The Fall and Rise of Vampiro is a documentary film that follows the life and career of professional wrestler Ian Hodgkinson, also known as Vampiro. The film depicts the struggles and challenges of the wrestling industry and how Vampiro, at the age of 52, reinvents himself by taking up the role of a talent director in Mexico City.
The film shows the physical and mental toll that wrestling takes on Vampiro, as he struggles with injuries and addiction. It also explores his personal life, including his relationship with his daughter Dasha, whom he raises in Thunder Bay, Canada. Vampiro's devotion to his daughter is a central theme throughout the movie.
Nail in the Coffin showcases Vampiro's battle with health issues, including a debilitating concussion and chronic pain, which forced him to retire from wrestling. Despite these challenges, he continues to be a respected figure in the wrestling community and works to help up-and-coming wrestlers.
Throughout the film, we see Vampiro's journey to find purpose and meaning in his life after wrestling. The film ultimately highlights his resilience and the personal sacrifices he makes to provide for his daughter and ultimately to find a sense of belonging.
