Surviving with Wolves

The narrative follows Misha, a young Jewish girl, as she navigates the dangers of Nazi-occupied Belgium in 1942. After her parents are captured, Misha's journey leads her to a German family where she faces abuse but finds an ally in Ernest, an old man who offers her support. With the backdrop of the Ardennes and the harrowing realities of war, this story captures the resilience of a child in the face of adversity.

Directed by Véra Belmont, Surviving with Wolves highlights the experiences of a feral child during World War II. The film's runtime is 118 minutes and it features a diverse cast including Mathilde Goffart, Yaël Abecassis, and Benno Fürmann. The film delves into themes such as Jewish persecution and the impact of war on family dynamics, making it a significant addition to historical drama collections.