Daughter of the Wolf 2019

An ex-military specialist, Clair Hamilton, finds herself the unexpected heir to a significant fortune after her father’s passing. Just having returned home for his funeral, Clair grapples with the deep emotional rift between her and her son, Charlie (Anton Gillis-Adelman), who had always felt a stronger bond with his late grandfather. Unfortunately, amidst her grief, Clair discovers that Charlie has been kidnapped.

Determined to secure her son’s release, Clair arranges a meeting with the abductors, bringing a bag of ransom money. However, when the time comes for the exchange, tension mounts as the kidnappers demand to see the money before Clair can see Charlie. This leads to a harrowing turn of events—during what was supposed to be a simple hand-off, Clair is betrayed. With her military training kicking in, she reveals her hidden weapon, confronting the kidnappers in a tense shootout.

In the chaos, Virgil (Brock Morgan) falls victim to Clair’s gunfire, while Nolan (Chad Riley) and Larsen (Brendan Fehr) make their escape. Pursuing them in her vehicle, Clair rams into their car in a desperate attempt to rescue her son, and in a fierce exchange of gunfire, she manages to eliminate Nolan but loses control of her car, causing it to flip on the icy road.

Despite the terrifying crash, Clair’s fierce determination drives her to pursue Larsen, whom she intercepts and injures. Rather than simply paying for Charlie’s safe return, she captures Larsen, forcing him to lead her to her son. Following the blood trail left by Larsen through the wintery landscape, the tension escalates as they meet on a frozen lake where Clair’s tenacity is tested when she plunges through the ice.

In an unexpected turn, rather than harming her, Larsen rescues Clair, claiming he never intended any permanent damage. As they grow closer in their shared plight, Clair confronts a black wolf during a moment of recovery—a serene encounter that underscores her struggle. However, the true enemy remains elusive.

Eventually, they learn that the abductor’s leader, Father (Richard Dreyfuss), harbors a personal vendetta against Clair’s deceased father, exacerbating the stakes. As they near the hideout, Clair’s cunning is put to the test against Phillip (Joshua Murdoch), but she outsmarts him as a pack of wolves comes to their aid, resulting in a furious confrontation.

The deeper story unfolds as Larsen shares the traumatic past he had with Father, revealing the depths of his depravity and the motive behind the kidnapping—an act of revenge, not merely monetary gain. The tense maneuvering leads Clair and Larsen to a lodge where they hope to conduct the final exchange for Charlie. However, the atmosphere turns deadly when Father attempts to execute Charlie, leading to a chaotic barrage of gunfire.

With her son’s life hanging in the balance, Clair takes a stand against the kidnappers, resulting in a brutal showdown. Despite narrowly escaping with Charlie, their ordeal is far from over. After a dramatic sequence including a knife fight and a desperate leap, Clair must tap into every ounce of her resilience.

Ultimately, she prevails at great cost, confronting Father one last time, while a pack of wolves takes its revenge. As spring begins to blossom, Clair and Charlie are left to navigate the aftermath of their harrowing experience, with Clair finding solace in a moment shared with a familiar wolf—a symbol of their survival and a step forward in their journey to healing.