The Wolfpack
Movie • 2015
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Seven children and their mother are locked in a small apartment and isolated from the rest of the world for the majority of their lives. They are incredibly resilient and seem to be flourishing given the circumstances but they’re obviously emotionally damaged
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Does a cat die?
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The cat is not mistreated
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Is there amputation?
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No but they act out the scene from reservoir dogs where mr. blonde cuts off the cops ear
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Family
Is someone kidnapped?
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No but the family has been held against their will by the father for several years
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Is there a shower scene?
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No but the boys are shirtless sometimes
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Medical
Is there a mental institution scene?
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Is there a hospital scene?
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Are there usages of the n-word?
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One of the brothers says it because he has heard it in movies. They’re so isolated that they don’t understand racism and so some of their behaviour comes across as racist. This definitely isn’t malicious though
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From the premise one might assume that there is, but there’s absolutely no incest in this documentary. The brothers all have remarkably healthy relationships with each other given their upbringing, and although the father is physically and mentally abusive no sexual abuse is mentioned
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Is there sexual content?
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Remarkably for a film about six isolated teenage boys, there is no sexual content. All conversations about relationships are very chaste and innocent
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