La verdadera historia de caperucita roja y el lobo ¿feroz?
2012 · 18m
Directed by Dídac Cervera
Genres: drama, family, fantasy
Tones: contemplative, tender, whimsical
The fierce wolf, always discriminated against and feared for his aggression, meets a mysterious girl in a red riding hood and gathers the courage to prove to everyone that he is a good person.
Picked by Zoe
The scouts
Everyone expects the wolf to be the villain in a fairy tale, and Cervera just... agrees with them, which is the opposite of subversive—it's the safest possible inversion of a premise that's been inverted a thousand times already.
A competent riff on the redemption narrative within the fairy-tale tradition, though it lacks the formal precision or archival awareness that would elevate it beyond sincere sentiment into something that dialogue with its source material.
The entire film hinges on whether you believe the wolf's vulnerability in that first meeting with the girl—it's a single sustained performance choice, a refusal to play menace even when the frame expects it, that transforms a familiar reversal into something genuinely tender.