Misha and the Wolves

A young orphaned girl survives the Holocaust by fleeing her home in search of her parents, escaping Nazis by sticking to the woods and living with wolves. Author Misha Defonseca’s story is an incredible one. Her memoir took the world by storm, but fallout with her publisher-turned-detective exposes the shocking truth beneath Misha’s deception. A real-life mystery unfolds, with a slate of characters individually revealing pieces of the puzzle in this stranger-than-fiction revelation.

Sam Hobkinson

Sam Hobkinson is a British independent filmmaker with more than 20 years of experience whose work has focused on documentary productions and experimental cinema. His filmography has garnered numerous awards at festivals around the world, and includes documentaries filmed in war zones (‘The Love of Books: A Sarajevo Story’, 2011) or investigative films on the Mafia in the New York City of the 80s (the Netflix series ‘Fear City’). His lastest film, ‘Misha and the Wolves’ (2021) had its international premiere at the Sundance Film Festival.