Savages

Year: 1972

Runtime: 106 mins

Language: English

Director: James Ivory

ComedyDramaFantasy

A tribe of primitive “mudpeople” discovers a rolling croquet ball in their forest and follows it to a sprawling, abandoned Long Island estate. Inside, they adopt the manners, clothing and roles of a weekend party’s upper‑class guests, creating an allegory of bourgeois behavior. Eventually they regress, culminating in a chaotic croquet duel before they retreat back into the woods.

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