Wolf

I thoroughly enjoyed "Wolf". The movie is not only well written but also very well directed. When you are finished watching this movie you may find yourself wanting to volunteer at an organization that helps victims and the families of crime such as those portrayed in this movie.

The family dynamics are greatly portrayed in this movie. The performance of the actors draws the audience into the story in a gradual emotion build. You will feel yourself experiencing the emotions of each of the characters including the antagonist in the story line.

Mikala Gibson shines in this movie in the character of Nona. Nona is caught between two extremes of feelings of both anger and compassion and Mikala does an excellent drawing the audience into feeling the rage that a mother would feel in this situation and compassion and longing to comfort their child.

Irma P. Hall too draws the audience into the film in her "no-nonsense grandmother" character, Brenda. Brenda represents a lot of the tradition that goes on in the church. The film is written in such a way that Brenda's responses to some issues are surprising to the audience.

When you get a chance to see this movie at a film festival near you be sure to bring tissues. I will also warn future viewers to beware of the language in the film if you are thinking of bringing teenagers and or small children, don't do it unless you are ready to talk about the hard hitting subject matter.

I viewed this film at the Little Rock Film Festival. It is truly amazing.

The blend of culture through the church provided depth.

However, the topic reaches beyond culture, race, and groups to our very humanity.

The characters were rich... And the main character debuted in this film... It's an unforgettable story with equally unforgettable performances.m

Both the cast and directors created an amazing film. If there were more than 10 stars, I would give it even more.

This needs to be viewed all over!!

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Wonderful Movie with Excellent Cast! I checked it out at the Little Rock Film Festival over the past weekend and I must say that I am glad that I cleared my schedule to make sure that I got a chance to watch it!!! This is a must see movie...Look out for the Director..he is definitely on his way to becoming the next big thing! The new and upcoming Actors and Actresses are to be watched too! The sound effects, make-up, set-up was great! I love the Grandma - Irma P. Hall...I remembered her role in the movie Soul Food...she was excellent too!!! Keep doing great work and bringing on excellent films. Little Rock loved you and welcome you back with open arms. God Bless all of you!

WOLF treats each character like a real human being. No "Hollywood" foolishness here ----

just real people dealing with real life problems and sufferings.

Director, Ya'Ke Smith, doesn't preach at you, but simply and beautifully gives you a view into subject matter that is rarely screened and rarely dealt with this honestly.

This film is one that will strike up conversations and make you think about this important issue for a long time.

Smith hit a home run! Extremely well-done cinema!

This is an indie that definitely deserves a distribution deal

This is a difficult subject matter, but was so well written, acted and directed it was captivating to watch. I highly recommend this movie. I was fortunate to see Wolf at the Little Rock Film Festival with the director and actors in attendance. The relationship between the husband, wife and son are so realistic, loving and natural. The movie was perfectly cast. You could feel every emotion of the characters from anger, frustration, sorrow, and actually see the healing begin. There may be some people who would stay away from this movie because of this subject matter, but I say see it because of this subject matter. Every one has a voice. Every one has a right to be heard. Great movie.