As a seven-year-old Jewish girl, Misha Defonseca goes in search of her deported parents during the Holocaust. She travels alone, on foot through Europe. To escape from the Nazis, she hides in the woods, where she joins a pack of wolves. When a publisher hears this amazing story, she convinces Misha to write her memoir.
Almost immediately, the autobiographical book became a worldwide bestseller and it wasn’t long before Hollywood knocked on the door to make it into a movie. But then Misha and her publisher find themselves at odds in court through a disagreement. Confronted with a Holocaust survivor who has been wronged, the jury believes Misha and rules against the publisher. In an effort to save her reputation, she sets out to investigate. Gradually she discovers more and more inaccuracies in Misha’s story. Doubt sets in: if she finds falsehoods now, what is true about Misha’s life story?
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