Synopsis

"Wildlike" is a poignant drama that unfolds against the breathtaking backdrop of Alaska's wilderness. The story centers on Mackenzie, a troubled teenage girl sent to live with her uncle in Juneau after her mother's death. Feeling isolated and vulnerable, Mackenzie escapes her uncle's advances and flees into the vast Alaskan wilderness. There, she encounters Rene Bartlett, a backpacker grappling with his own emotional turmoil. Despite their initial distrust, Rene becomes Mackenzie's reluctant guide and protector as they navigate the rugged terrain together. As they forge a deep bond amidst the solitude and beauty of nature, Mackenzie gradually finds healing and strength, while Rene confronts his own past traumas. "Wildlike" is a stirring exploration of resilience, healing, and the transformative power of human connection against the backdrop of Alaska's majestic landscapes.

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Transparency

The film opens with family sexual trauma, which the protagonist escapes. Although not graphic, the subject matter isfFor mature audiences only.

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Tradition

The film tells the story of a broken family, patterns of pain, and a softly redemptive relationship, showing that there is always hope in the future.

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