Wolfgang

Wolfgang, a bright and introspective 9-year-old boy endowed with an IQ of 125, faces the sudden upheaval in his life after the tragic and unexpected death of his mother. With no choice but to move in with his estranged father, Carles, whom he has never met, Wolfgang grapples with a whirlwind of emotions—grief, confusion, and an intense longing for his previous life. Within the confines of his new home, he clings to a singular ambition that offers him hope amidst the chaos: a dream of escape to Paris, where he aspires to enroll in the prestigious Grimald Academy to hone his extraordinary talent as a pianist. This ambition not only serves as a beacon of aspiration for Wolfgang but also as a means to channel his sorrow into something beautiful and meaningful.

However, Wolfgang's journey is not solely about pursuing his musical dreams; it also revolves around the complex relationship he must forge with his father, Carles. Unfamiliar and uncertain, their bond is fraught with challenges, as both father and son navigate the uncharted waters of their new life together. Carles, burdened by his own feelings of guilt and grief for the loss of Wolfgang's mother, struggles to connect with his son, who is grappling with feelings of abandonment and resentment. Through their interactions, the film poignantly explores the difficulties of rebuilding familial relationships under the weight of tragedy, where understanding and communication can feel as distant as Paris itself.

As Wolfgang embarks on this journey, he learns that the true test of his character lies not just in his musical prowess or his dreams of academic success, but in his ability to bridge the emotional distance between himself and Carles. The story beautifully unfolds as Wolfgang discovers that sometimes, the most significant challenges lie not in the pursuit of our passions but in confronting personal relationships. As tensions rise and their connection deepens, Wolfgang must confront the reality that to achieve his dreams, he must first learn to let go of his fears and embrace the love and support his father can offer. "Wolfgang (Extraordinari)" is a touching narrative about resilience, reconciliation, and the enduring power of music, capturing the essence of a young boy's quest for identity amidst the backdrop of loss.

Main Cast of Wolfgang

Anna Castillo delivers a compelling performance as Mia in the movie "Wolfgang (Extraordinari)," bringing depth and authenticity to her character. Mia is a resilient young woman who faces the challenges of living in a society where people with intellectual disabilities often struggle for acceptance and understanding. Castillo portrays Mia with a delicate balance of vulnerability and strength, capturing the essence of her character's complex emotions. Her nuanced acting allows the audience to empathize with Mia's journey as she navigates friendships, love, and the pursuit of her own independence. Castillo's portrayal is both heartwarming and poignant, highlighting the universal desire for connection and self-determination, while also shining a light on the unique obstacles faced by individuals with disabilities. Her performance is a standout feature of the film, providing a genuine and touching depiction that resonates long after the credits roll.

Secondary Cast of Wolfgang

Reichel Delgado

Directora de casting

Stephan Wiks

Home Jurat Academia

Albert Ribalta

Ramoneda

Berta Giraut

Principal

Miriam Monlleó

Doctor

Toni Sans

Neighbour 1

Margarita Ponce

Neighbour 2

Loli Martín

Neighbour 3

Nàcara Huélamo

Casting Assistant

Sara Font

Carmina

Olga Onrubia

Makeup artist

Ian Ariño

Series helper

Oscar Ribas

Train station guard

Aran Canyelles

Pau

Elia Clotet

Ona

Cedric Chayrouse

Hotel receptionist

Sophie Lecat

Academy Judge 1

Lisa Milet

Girl at academy

Mathilde Eloy

Paris Musician 1

Antoine Pierron

Paris Musician 2

Carles Pedragosa

Paris Musician 3

Claudia Steccato Helbig

Paris Musician 4

Jordi Oriol

Paris Musician 5

Adrià González

Paris Musician 6

Victoria Hidalgo

Sara

Sofía Ruiz Rama

Academy Candidate 1

Liam Caula Law

Academy Candidate 2

Fausto Fernández

Train passenger

Francesc Tort

Parent at school

Laura Tapias Matesanz

Mother (uncredited)

Crew of Wolfgang