Wildlife

Joe Brinson, a teenage boy, observes the disintegration of his family after his father Jerry loses his job and obsessively fights a wildfire. His mother Jeanette seeks independence, leading to tension, emotional neglect, and moral dilemmas. The story explores adolescence, familial breakdown, and the impact of adult struggles on children. The film blends quiet observation with emotional depth, emphasizing loss, resilience, and the delicate dynamics of family life.