Strayed

The film follows a young war widow and her two children who flee the arrival of German forces in Paris in June 1940. They are rescued by a reckless teenager who offers them refuge in an abandoned house, creating a complex dynamic as they depend on his survival skills. The story unfolds in a rural area and delves into themes of survival and the challenges of their cohabitation.

Strayed features a runtime of 95 minutes and highlights a relationship between an older woman and a younger man, which adds depth to the narrative. The film takes place in the 1940s, a significant era during World War II, making it particularly relevant for those interested in historical dramas. Collectors will find this film available in VHS and DVD formats, providing options for various physical media preferences.