少年 Jacob 被送到远离尘嚣的乡村疗养院，他他的主治医生有“动物园管理员”之称。。。。她专治有动物臆想（Species Identity Disorder）的心理问题。。。呃，Jacob 认为自己是一头狼。。。。。

在疗养院， Jacob 小盆友开始了他非同寻常的治疗之旅， it involves plenty of humiliation, looking to peel the animal side off these young people, who take great comfort in their animalistic behaviors. 与此同时，Jacob结识了疗养院的长期住客 Cecile , 女孩认为自己是一只野猫咪， Jacob 从Cecile 身上找到了久违的宽慰、信赖和安宁。

“Wolf” offers a tour of physical restraint and mental abuse. The production remains cautious with these characters, exploring the idea of their dominant animal sides as the staff and threatening outsiders provide even more reason for the young people to remain in their altered state. “Wolf” isn’t striking, and casting isn’t strong enough for some roles (Depp makes no impression as Cecile), but the feature captures an unusual problem with capable screen energy, refusing to break concentration as it details the internal battle between what’s expected and what comes naturally.