Wolfy

Wolfy tells the story of a mother and her unnamed daughter who are caught in a cycle of escape and pursuit. The mother attempts to break free from her past and start anew, while the daughter desperately chases after her, struggling to understand life without her mother. Their journey is marked by repeated mistakes, underscoring the pain and confusion of their bond.

The film uses the metaphor of a spinning top, or “volchok,” which symbolizes the girl's connection to her mother. This small toy represents a fleeting moment of joy in their troubled existence, highlighting the themes of childhood innocence and the search for love. The narrative unfolds with a sense of urgency, reflecting the emotional turmoil experienced by both characters as they navigate their fractured relationship.