Not so long ago the window to the outside world was for many of us overshadowed by the curtain of the lack of money for travel. Plane tickets were expensive, as it was before the era of commercial airplanes which miraculously cut the distances and enabled us to travel continents. For many of us staying at home before the time of the internet meant watching movies, going to VHS/DVD libraries or finding discounts for cinema tickets.
This is a story of a special family for whom films meant the whole world. What if your only freedom was watching thousands of fiction productions? What if your "normal" was limited only to the TV screen? What if you were raised in a strange, sect-like home prison and weren't allowed to interact with anyone else than your own family? What if your only knowledge about the world was the figment of someone's imagination? A liberating story of one brave step towards freedom and adulthood and a whole life spent in the bubble of fantasy. The Wolfpack.
