Wild

Wild (2026)



7.0 2026 60 min —

Director: Brick

Cast: Daniel Mays, Joel Fry, Amit Shah

Wild is a survival dramedy set against the stunning but brutal Scottish Highlands, where Lou, Dev, and Alistair keep their yearly wild-camping ritual alive. What starts as playful banter, nostalgic reminiscing, and amateur vlogging soon turns into a tense clash of egos, hidden truths, and sheer survival after they lose their way, run low on food, and see their friendship begin to break apart. By turns hilarious, moving, and deeply unnerving, Wild examines where adventure ends and recklessness begins, while spotlighting how toxic masculinity feeds into the growing crisis in men’s mental health.

More About This Film

In the upcoming drama "Wild," three old friends embark on their annual camping trip in the Scottish Highlands, a tradition that has long served as a sanctuary for their bond. However, the idyllic setting quickly turns into a nightmare when the group becomes lost and their supplies begin to dwindle. The isolation forces them to confront not only the harsh elements of nature but also the internal fractures within their friendship.

As tensions rise and survival becomes precarious, long-buried secrets are unearthed, testing the limits of loyalty and trust among the companions. The film explores themes of human resilience and the complexity of enduring relationships under extreme pressure, set against the rugged and unforgiving backdrop of the Scottish wilderness.

  • The project is scheduled for release in 2026, positioning it as a future feature in the drama genre.
  • The cast includes notable actors such as Tomasz Włosok, Leszek Lichota, Agata Buzek, Zofia Jastrzębska, Sebastian Fabijański, Angelika Włoch, and Sebastian, indicating a strong ensemble performance.
  • The narrative focuses heavily on psychological tension and character dynamics rather than action sequences, relying on the strength of the script and performances.

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Availability information for "Wild" (2026) is currently pending as the film has not yet been released.

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