Director: Jon Watts
Two rival cleanup specialists get stuck working the same job in one messy New York night in Wolfs, Jon Watts's 2024 crime thriller built entirely around the friction between its two leads.
What is Wolfs about?
A powerful New York official needs a body-shaped problem to vanish before dawn, so a call goes out to a fixer who specializes in exactly this kind of quiet disaster. The trouble is that a second fixer, hired independently by someone else in the room, shows up at the same address. Neither man works well with others, and both have spent years building reputations as the person you call when a situation cannot be undone through normal means. Forced into an uneasy partnership neither wants, they have to move a body, cover tracks, and manage a wild card neither of them expected, all while trading barbs and testing how much trust two professional loners can actually spare for each other in a single chaotic night.
Cast & crew
George Clooney and Brad Pitt anchor the film as the two competing fixers, playing off decades of shared screen chemistry with a looser, more comedic edge than either has shown in years. Austin Abrams, Amy Ryan, and Richard Kind fill out the supporting roster of officials, hangers-on, and complications.
Context & significance
Director Jon Watts, coming off a run of large studio franchise work, pivots here to a leaner, dialogue-driven two-hander that leans on star power and sharp banter rather than spectacle. The 2024 release drew attention primarily for reuniting Clooney and Pitt in a genre they have each visited separately before, now sharing the same frame.
Where & how to watch
Wolfs streams on K-Time with a free account login, on a platform built around a Farsi-friendly viewing experience for Persian-speaking audiences everywhere. Reading about the film requires no login at all; only pressing play does.