- Studio: Swerve Films
- Release Date: May 12, 2000
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90As smooth and powerfully packed as its protagonist.
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83The chief problem with Shadow Boxers is that it's too short.
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75Savvy, unflinching, often bloody documentary.
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75Could use more background and personal detail on Rijker, but Bankowsky's tight, no- frills approach is always compelling.
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70Upbeat.
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63A compelling and beautifully photographed documentary.
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63What makes Shadow Boxers special is how Bankowsky restores the woman's touch that always seems intentionally excised from coverage of the sport without comprising their participation in the sport.
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60By trying to be both a portrait of Rijker and an introduction to women's boxing, it shortchanges both subjects.
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60Compensates with a sharp sense of rhythm, using hip-hop and turntablist sounds by Zoel to fuel Anthony Hardwick and Tony Wolberg's aggressive cinematography.
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