Time of the Wolf is a post-apocalyptic drama film directed by Michael Haneke and starring Isabelle Huppert as Anna. The film takes place in an unspecified time, in a world where an unknown disaster has occurred, leaving society in ruins.
When Anna and her family arrive at their holiday home, they find it occupied by strangers. The strangers are initially violent and threatening, but Anna manages to negotiate with them for a place to stay for the night. However, during the night, Anna's husband and son are killed, leaving her alone with her daughter.
With no food, water, or shelter, Anna and her daughter set out on a perilous journey through the desolate wilderness, encountering other desperate survivors along the way. They soon discover that the rules of society no longer apply and that they must adapt and make tough decisions in order to survive.
As the film progresses, Anna's character undergoes a transformation from a privileged urban woman to a resourceful survivor. She confronts her own weaknesses and learns to rely on her instincts, ultimately becoming a stronger and more independent person.
Time of the Wolf is a stark and haunting portrayal of the human condition in extreme circumstances. It is a commentary on the fragility of society and the resilience of the human spirit.