The Wolves Always Come at Night

‘Poignant cinematic tapestry … a heartfelt portrait of vibrant protagonists striving to do more than just get by.’

Film Festival Today

Lotterywest Films / Documentary / Drama

Australian director Gabrielle Brady continues her collaborative filmmaking approach to telling transformative stories in this absorbing and heartbreaking hybrid film. Told through the experiences of one family, The Wolves Always Come at Night lays bare the emotional ruptures of climate change and urban migration on Mongolian herders.

Dates & Times

Mon 9 & Tue 10 Dec

Gates open 6pm | Film starts 8pm

Duration 96mins

Access

Tickets

$22

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Location

Somerville Auditorium, The University of Western Australia, 35 Stirling Hwy, Crawley WA 6009

Notes

  • Mongolian with English subtitles
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Australian director Gabrielle Brady continues her collaborative filmmaking approach to telling transformative stories in this absorbing and heartbreaking hybrid film. Told through the experiences of one family, The Wolves Always Come at Night lays bare the emotional ruptures of climate change and urban migration on Mongolian herders.

‘Brady manoeuvres us quietly through the ebbs and flows of Daava and Zaya’s personal internal conflict so that we feel every detail and beat with depth.’
POV Magazine

More info

Australia / Mongolia / Germany

Director Gabrielle Brady
Screenwriters Davaasuren Dagvasuren, Otgonzaya Dashzeveg, Gabrielle Brady
Cinematographer Michael Latham
Cast Davaasuren Dagvasuren, Otgonzaya Dashzeveg
Composer Aaron Cupples
Editor Katharina Fielder
Distributor/Sales Agent Madman

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