Finally a great European production at the levels of overseas filmon. Definitely the most beautiful war movie I've seen recently. Nothing is out of place, the images and effects are spectacular, the plot keeps you glued to the screen and the characters are all believable and well defined. I read about someone who complained about taking legends such as the Hunt for Red October. But the films belong to their own time and if today we were to compare the two works, the latter would have the flavor of a fairy tale compared to Le chant du loup which today seems much more realistic and suitable for modern taste. Just a small note: Civil, which is certainly an excellent actor, should stop having that dog-like air to capture the consent of the public as a good guy. The same expressions were good for Burn Out, here they are in some cases out of place. A must see.
Review of The Wolf's Call
