A wolf who wants to quit civilization? In a sheep's world? The audacity.
The story starts approx. 2000 years after the human race has destroyed itself in a mixture of ecological disaster and war hell. Contrary to all current odds, it's the sheep who have taken over planet Earth as the dominant race (all of it grew out of the man made cloning experiments with sheep). In order not to repeat mankind's mistakes, the major virtues are now ecology and peace. Unity and uniformity is now the fundamental cornerstone of culture: If we just stick together, we can handle everything and everyone. This is where we meet our hero "Woolfert", a loser among loser wolves, simple minded and lonely, living on an old human dump. Woolfert simply wants a more simple and natural world, though he isn't quite sure what that is.
Direction
Søren Tomas commits fully to the absurd premise.
Production
Gritty post-human wasteland meets fluffy pastoral irony.
Director
Søren Tomas
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Denmark's animation scene loves bleak eco-comedy; this fits the tradition of minimalist Scandinavian despair.
The 26-minute runtime suggests festival origins—Tomas likely intended this as a thesis on complacency, not entertainment.
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