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... the film transcends its bitter vérité qualities for something uniquely surreal
The film's final evocation of a future never witnessed beautifully aligns with its playful fusion of past and present.
Wild is slow-going, the lead character too bizarre to be relatable, and the film sometimes feels too random and perhaps too abstract to be enjoyable.
Wild is a top-notch portrait of alienation that doesn't skimp on carrying its bestial themes to their logical and often moist conclusions
In Krebitz's conception, nature is just another app you can plug into in order to gain fulfillment.
While it's definitely not a tame film, Wild could certainly have done with being a little more controlled.
What is, I suspect, intended as an awakening of something untamed and unconstrained in Ania comes across instead as the unleashing of a disturbing cruelty... not a triumph of feminist discovery.
A very human film that subtly exposes the social savagery of this era. [Full review in Spanish]
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