Given her relative youth, we expect a story of ferocity and grit, of the unstoppable rise of a boxer who turns out to be piston-pounding dynamo. “The Fire Inside” gives us all that; it’s a real rouser. Yet it’s rooted in a galvanizing feeling for the trauma that can be the flip side of triumph.
‘The Fire Inside’ Review: Ryan Destiny Gives a Powerfully Gritty Performance in a True-Life Boxing Drama That’s Like ‘Girlfight’ Meets ‘Air’
