Rising Wolf

About Rising Wolf

"Rising Wolf" is a thrilling movie released in 2021, originally titled "Ascendant." It is a hybrid between thriller and science fiction with a captivating plot. The film tells the story of Aria (Charlotte Best), a young woman who wakes up in a frightening elevator of a seemingly infinite skyscraper. Caught in a sinister game of cat and mouse, Aria must navigate her way through the labyrinthine building. As she ascends, she uncovers secrets about her family and the building that challenge her understanding of the world.

Making/Production

The production of "Rising Wolf" was an international effort. It was directed by Antaine Furlong and produced by Marlane Ghmed, James M. Vernon, and Mark Lazarus. The film was shot in multiple locations across Australia and China, adding a global touch to its production.

Actors

• Charlotte Best as Aria Wolf: Best artfully portrays the complex emotions of the protagonist as she unravels mysteries about herself and her family.
• Johnny Pasvolsky as Robert Wolf: Played the role of Aria's father, he skillfully depicts a man tormented by his past and striving to protect his daughter.
• Jackson Tozer as Frederick Wolf: Jackson shines in his portrayal of the manipulative and cunning Frederick Wolf.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• This film was originally titled "Ascendant" but later changed to "Rising Wolf" for its international release.
• The impressive skyscraper scenes were filmed in the skyscraper city Shenzhen, China.
• The movie's themes often delve into Greek mythology, especially referring to the mythological character Aria.

Awards

As of now, there are no known awards associated with this movie.

Quotes

• "Every floor is a universe, and every universe has a key." - Aria Wolf.
• "I'm not a prisoner. I'm a solution." - Aria Wolf.
• "I have nothing to lose, Frederick, because you've taken it all." - Robert Wolf.

Music and Soundtrack

• The film's eerie and tense atmosphere was excellently highlighted by the haunting and immersive soundtrack, composed by David Hirschfelder.
• A notable song in the soundtrack is the hauntingly beautiful "Skyscraper" which helps set the surreal mood of the film.