Were-Wool (2020)

In the midst of trying to take back some semblance of control, a lowly insurance broker has a chance encounter under the light of a full moon, exacerbating his personal and professional issues while also placing him at the center of a city-wide manhunt.

Max Pemberton is your average everyday schmuck who's had to give up on his grand aspirations and settle into a more practical lifestyle in the small town of Lafontaine.

Finally fed up with his work archiving old case files for Slippery Rock Insurance, he makes a last-ditch effort to alter his course, but ends up with more than he bargained for.

Max must now fight to rid himself of his newfound affliction while still juggling his work life and relationship, attempting to salvage what's left of his humanity before it's too late.

Were-Wool (2020) is the first film by writer/director Lucas Birnie and was funded solely through crowdfunding on Kickstarter. Shot on location throughout Ontario the film is the culmination of nearly 3 years of hard work, or in this case blood, sweat, and shears.