Wolf

This Irish-Polish co-production is excellently cast, continually asks us what it means to be human and offers the opportunity to recharge our compassion. However, the feeling persists that more connection and tension could have been mined from the story.

Wolf is a film which deals with a highly psychologically complex condition, all while managing to weave in an ill-fated love story and a host of nuanced characters with tremendous skill.

Wolf is a film that leaves the audience in a bizarre state of confusion, concern, and anger.

For a movie about people letting out their inner animals, be they large bears or diminutive tree rodents, Wolf is remarkably dull.

If you want to see an aimless movie where people who think they are wild animals are physically and emotionally abused in a psychiatric institution, then Wolf is the movie for you.