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Wrestling Dreams in an Interactive Documentary

Wrestling Dreams in an Interactive Documentary

The Sticking Place is not just a film; it is an interactive journey where you control the narrative of an Olympic hopeful. By clicking through Leah Callahan’s life, you experience the grueling reality of professional wrestling firsthand.

Unlike a traditional movie, this digital experience blurs the lines between viewer and athlete. You navigate the intense highs and exhausting lows that define a career aimed at the Olympic podium. It highlights how technology can bring us closer to the sacrifices elite competitors make behind the scenes. This experimental approach provides an intimate look at the relentless pursuit of a lifelong dream.

Source: The Sticking Place

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