Sarah Plays a Werewolf

The film follows Sarah, a teenager grappling with loneliness and familial tension. As she participates in rehearsals with a theater group, her performances become increasingly intense, reflecting her internal struggles. Her relationships with her cold father, timid mother, and absent older brother reveal layers of family secrets that contribute to her angst.

With a runtime of 86 minutes, Sarah Plays a Werewolf dives into deep emotional territory, highlighting the challenges of coming of age against a backdrop of personal and family drama. The film is set in Fribourg, Switzerland, adding a unique cultural perspective to its narrative. The work of a woman director, Katharina Wyss, brings a distinct voice to this exploration of teenage life and the complexities of familial bonds.