The little girl of the title (Lelia Walsh) and her parents go on an excursion deep in the Alaskan wilderness. Dad's an anthropologist, there to study the fauna. Shockingly, the place is filled with wild animals! One of them, a "bear" eats mum and dad, leaving Mara alone in the woods. Providentially, a pair of kindly "wolves" decides to raise Mara as their own.
Twelve years later, naturalist Ken Williams (Adam "Batman" West) is writing a thesis on wolves, and heads for the deep forest, where he encounters the now fully grown Mara (Lori "Bobbie Jo" Saunders).
Uh oh!
There's also an eeevil hunter in the area. We can tell he's eeevil because of...
TWO FACTORS: #1- He treats his Native guide shamefully! #2- Eeevil hunter music plays whenever he appears!
Can Williams get acquainted with Mara before the eeevil hunter messes things up?
Ms. Saunders is a wonder to behold, spending her bountiful free time in her loincloth cavorting with her lupine friends. She also enjoys swimming in her -strategically obscured- loincloth-less-ness. All while sporting the world's biggest wild woman wig!
This movie is silliness itself. It's also loads of fun to watch!...
Twelve years later, naturalist Ken Williams (Adam "Batman" West) is writing a thesis on wolves, and heads for the deep forest, where he encounters the now fully grown Mara (Lori "Bobbie Jo" Saunders).
Uh oh!
There's also an eeevil hunter in the area. We can tell he's eeevil because of...
TWO FACTORS: #1- He treats his Native guide shamefully! #2- Eeevil hunter music plays whenever he appears!
Can Williams get acquainted with Mara before the eeevil hunter messes things up?
Ms. Saunders is a wonder to behold, spending her bountiful free time in her loincloth cavorting with her lupine friends. She also enjoys swimming in her -strategically obscured- loincloth-less-ness. All while sporting the world's biggest wild woman wig!
This movie is silliness itself. It's also loads of fun to watch!...