I had never heard of this movie before but saw it was available on a flight back home so I thought it was worth a shot based off of the description. Having watched it, it definitely has a lot of awkward and difficult to watch moments in terms of what poor children were put through. The psychologist in me found it a fascinating study of how far some parents will subject their children to very harmful effects based on their own insecurities. I was surprised with how candid the family was about their pay experiences and the emotional scars that still persist. An interesting documentary that takes got behind closed doors of a truly unique family
Review of The Wolfpack
