Grief, Fate, and Destiny in 'Wolf Like Me'
'Wolf Like Me' works if you want a show to shut off your brain while watching. If you think too much, you'll hurt yourself.
Transfiguration
Carla, an art curator, obsessively prepares the most important exhibition of her career. Between the weight of expectations and institutional pressure, one particular work begins to torment her. As the opening day approaches, Carla sinks into a state of isolation, insomnia, and paranoia, where the line between reality and hallucination becomes increasingly fragile.
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Carla, an art curator, obsessively prepares the most important exhibition of her career. Between the weight of expectations and institutional pressure, one particular work begins to torment her. As the opening day approaches, Carla sinks into a state of isolation, insomnia, and paranoia, where the line between reality and hallucination becomes increasingly fragile.
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Written By:Santina Scarpetta
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Runtime:17 minutes
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Cast
Santina Scarpetta, Maia Muraca
Director
Rocío Álvarez
Carla
Siripo Carducci
Curator
Melody Straga
Laura
Dante Carranza
Coworker #1
Carolina Adris
Mom (Voice)
Santina Scarpetta
Interviewer
Maia Muraca
Isabela Fellini
Thiago Bersano
TV Boy / Coworker #2 (Voice)
Ximena Chavero
TV Girl
Ezequiel Botta
Restorer
Ignacio Gustavo Reynoso Adris
Coworker #3 (Voice)
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