The Moon Belongs to the Wolves

The world as seen through the eyes of a wolfpack.

Silver streams painted by the moon, ribbons of colorful scents stretched across the meadows, silhouettes of deer like dark spots on a canvas of shadows. And a dark threat beyond the border. This is the world of Rio, a wolf from the Sibillini Mountains. He is entrusted with the survival of his pack, weakened by hunger and the scarcity of new births. That’s why he embarks on a long journey through the winding paths of a nature to be discovered and defended, in an eternal conflict with an enemy that first takes the form of an opposing pack, then that of man and his dogs. Until Greta and Lorenzo, two young researchers, set off a chain of unpredictable events.
Between the wonders of the wild and the dangers of the human world, the thrilling journey of a pack searching for freedom.

• Nature and human society seen from the wolves’ point of view.

• A story that is a metaphor for human civilization; its conflicts and friendships, instinct and reason, prejudices and acceptance of diversity.