A happenstance & peculiar doc that in the beginning I thought was a crudely made & self-made storytelling film by mid/high school brothers with a poor budget and low tech gear. But as it unfolds I begin to wonder if what they are saying and what I'm seeing is a not-too-common reality. I have had experiences with home schooled as well as religiously isolated families within isolated communities and soon recognized similar behaviors occurring within this family. Their unusual adaptation as their personalities develop from film & TV as their main sources of exposure. Special feature interviews should be watched.
Review of The Wolfpack
