I've always loved documentaries...and this reminded me why.
The Wolfpack is beautifully made, everything a documentary should be and more. Hidden away in bustling Manhattan live the Angulo family. Comprised of 6 quirky and highly imaginative brothers, who despite having extremely limited access to the outside world, and created their own. Constantly playing characters and portraying scenes from their favorite films. Both disturbing and charming, getting a glimpse into their incredible isolated existence was inspirational.
Filmmaker Crystal Moselle showed us all the sides to the Angulo families life, the loneliness and social confusion, the innocence and naivity, the fun and outrageous shenanigans, and the painful backstory. Like any good documentary it left you wanting more. amazing
The Wolfpack is beautifully made, everything a documentary should be and more. Hidden away in bustling Manhattan live the Angulo family. Comprised of 6 quirky and highly imaginative brothers, who despite having extremely limited access to the outside world, and created their own. Constantly playing characters and portraying scenes from their favorite films. Both disturbing and charming, getting a glimpse into their incredible isolated existence was inspirational.
Filmmaker Crystal Moselle showed us all the sides to the Angulo families life, the loneliness and social confusion, the innocence and naivity, the fun and outrageous shenanigans, and the painful backstory. Like any good documentary it left you wanting more. amazing