The Wild Man
A son takes care of his father with a deteriorating mental condition where he believes he's a wild animal.
A son takes care of his father with a deteriorating mental condition where he believes he's a wild animal.
Riley Cusick
Scott
Larry Fessenden
Walter
Kelli Maroney
Dr. Procnile
Jenna Kanell
Jackie
Chance Gibbs
The Wild Man
Mia King
Linh
Major Dodge Jr.
Will
Major Dodge
Officer Lowell
Charles "Skeeta" Jenkins
A son takes care of his father with a deteriorating mental condition where he believes he's a wild animal.
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