Wolf

"WOLF" addresses one of the darkest areas of religion. Yes, darkness is a part of light... and Ya'Ke has written/directed a film that exposes the shadows the we're so ashamed of. Please know that hidden within these shadows are innocent boys & girls... men & women who came looking for the light. They (however) have been forced to live their lives in the most painful place anyone could ever imagine. "WOLF" approaches the darkness with dignity and brings it to the light of the big screen. The inappropriate sexual acts are not the driving force behind the movie. (Thank you Ya'Ke) The pain without prejudice that exposes the weaknesses in us all is the emotion that drives this "it's about d... time" relevant motion picture.

This film was the last film I saw at the 2012 Little Rock Film Festival and the best. It is a "must see" . The acting was superb and due to the director I left the theater feeling hopeful and satisfied,which is amazing due to the difficult subject matter explored in the film. I appreciate and applaud film makers that seek to change lives rather than just entertain. Often time films have African Americans characters that are one dimensional (heros, clowns or villains) whereas this film's characters were so realistic and could have been played by actors from any race or nationality. This film was astonishing in that it was not judgmental yet you were encouraged to think. The timing was well done. What more can I say but I look forward to this director's future films.

I viewed this film at the Little Rock Film Festival. It is truly amazing.

The blend of culture through the church provided depth.

However, the topic reaches beyond culture, race, and groups to our very humanity.

The characters were rich... And the main character debuted in this film... It's an unforgettable story with equally unforgettable performances.m

Both the cast and directors created an amazing film. If there were more than 10 stars, I would give it even more.

This needs to be viewed all over!!

Thanks!

This film leaves you talking about it for days. Well written and a heavy story so be ready for a few twists and turns. I had the opportunity of viewing "Wolf" at the 2012 Little Rock International Film Festival.

I applaud the festival for screening this film. The quality of the film was very good and the cast was well chosen. Their performances and scenes were very convincing. The shocking events that take place fit the title for the story.

Up to the very end of the film, you will be guessing what will happen next. I look forward to the film at my local cinema in South Florida or via HBO. It is a film you will tell your friends about. Well done.

WOLF treats each character like a real human being. No "Hollywood" foolishness here ----

just real people dealing with real life problems and sufferings.

Director, Ya'Ke Smith, doesn't preach at you, but simply and beautifully gives you a view into subject matter that is rarely screened and rarely dealt with this honestly.

This film is one that will strike up conversations and make you think about this important issue for a long time.

Smith hit a home run! Extremely well-done cinema!

This is an indie that definitely deserves a distribution deal