GLORY 101

About This Movie

GLORY 101, or rather Last Featherweight Standing, brings us right into the thick of intense kickboxing action. Set against the backdrop of the buzzing Makuhari Messe in Yokohama, Japan, the atmosphere is electric, with Ryujin Nasukawa and Hamada Azmani squaring off for the ISKA World Strawweight Championship. The pacing is relentless, with each bout in the opening round serving to heighten anticipation for the main event. It’s not just about the fights; there's a palpable tension woven through the night, as fighters push their limits. The practical effects of the fight choreography are impressive, and the performances feel authentic, capturing the raw emotion of competition. There's something special about events like this—it's about the love for the sport, the culture, and the spectacle of it all.

GLORY 101 is a unique entry in the world of sports events captured on film, blending high-energy kickboxing with cultural significance. While details on its physical formats remain scarce, interest among collectors is growing, especially for those who appreciate the sport's artistry and the narrative of competition. Limited releases and the ephemeral nature of live events add to its allure, making it a noteworthy piece for enthusiasts tracking the evolution of combat sports cinematography.