The Wild Child

In the late 18th century in a small French town called Aveyron, a wild child is discovered living on the outskirts of civilization. Labeled as mentally handicapped, he's sent to an asylum, where his chances of integration into society seem slim. However, a young doctor named Jean Itard refuses to accept this fate for the boy, believing in the innate potential hidden beneath layers of isolation.Undaunted by the challenges that lie ahead, Dr. Itard brings the child back to his home and embarks on an intensive educational journey spanning several years. The doctor faces the monumental task of not only teaching language but also imbuing the boy with social skills, as he's never experienced human connections.Throughout this poignant tale, we witness a dedicated doctor's unyielding determination to prove that even those who have been denied basic human experiences can be taught and nurtured towards a life of inclusion and understanding. The film delves into themes of compassion, resilience, and the transformative power of human connection as it follows this unique teacher-student relationship in an era where societal norms were being challenged.