Savages

Savages tells the story of a tribe of primitive "mudpeople" who stumble upon a croquet ball in their forest. This discovery leads them to a vast, deserted estate on Long Island, where they begin to adopt the behaviors and attire of upper-class partygoers. As they navigate this new lifestyle, the film serves as an allegory for societal norms and the absurdities of wealth.

As the narrative unfolds, the characters experience a gradual shift from civilization back to their primal roots. Their transformation is highlighted by a climactic battle played out on the croquet field, ultimately leading them to retreat back into the forest. The film is notable for its exploration of class distinctions and human behavior in a comedic yet thought-provoking manner.