Wild (2016)

In the frost-bitten outskirts of a mundane town, Ania’s life is painted in shades of ordinary. When a chance encounter with a wild wolf disrupts her colorless existence, the animal stirs a strange, primal passion within her, shattering the monotony of her everyday life. This untamed creature becomes her obsession, pulling her closer to the raw edges of the natural world, igniting a fearless attraction that blurs the lines between hunter and hunted. Her fascination begins innocently enough, with Ania leaving food for the wolf near her flat, a symbolic gesture of her longing for a life less ordinary. Yet, as the thrill of the chase intensifies, her plans morph into something more drastic, more wild, echoing an awakening within her own sexuality. As her connection to the wolf grows, so does her disregard for societal norms, repelling and beguiling the people around her in equal measure. As the equilibrium between the untamed wilderness and the confines of modern civilization teeters on a precipice, Ania is forced to question the glaring hypocrisies that bind her. In this dance with the wild, she finds herself caught in a paradox of her own creation, reflecting a world where the boundaries between human and beast are not as clear-cut as they appear. In the end, 'Wild' is a haunting exploration of the human spirit's yearning for freedom, and the lengths one woman will go to satisfy her primal desires.

Wild is a drama movie featuring Georg Friedrich and directed by Nicolette Krebitz.

Wild is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Plex, Plex Player, Popflick and Tubi TV and it's also available on OVID.

It is also possible to buy Wild on Amazon Video and Apple TV.