“Michael” and the Tension of Lacking Tension
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Wyld
Wyld chronicles one year in the post-pandemic lives of three teenagers navigating the chaotic transition into adulthood in Switzerland. Using an innovative triple vertical split-screen that mimics a social media diary, the story simultaneously follows Ben, a retail apprentice quietly exploring his sexual identity, Momo, a passionate school dropout determined to change the world, and Zoe, a musician trying to process a #MeToo trauma. As their individual journeys intersect, the film captures a raw, authentic, and modern portrait of a generation fighting for freedom, healing, and self-acceptance under intense societal pressure.
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Wyld chronicles one year in the post-pandemic lives of three teenagers navigating the chaotic transition into adulthood in Switzerland. Using an innovative triple vertical split-screen that mimics a social media diary, the story simultaneously follows Ben, a retail apprentice quietly exploring his sexual identity, Momo, a passionate school dropout determined to change the world, and Zoe, a musician trying to process a #MeToo trauma. As their individual journeys intersect, the film captures a raw, authentic, and modern portrait of a generation fighting for freedom, healing, and self-acceptance under intense societal pressure.
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