Werwulf is Robert Eggers’s horror feature, written with Sjón. Working Title’s synopsis places the story in England in 1305, where a father struggles to conceal a curse after a royal hunting party arrives.
The producer gives the story an exact year
England in 1305 is the setting in the Working Title record. The synopsis follows a farmer trying to protect his family while hiding what happens to him under the full moon. The arrival of hunters makes the private problem much harder to conceal.
That combination of the family farm, the curse and the visitors identifies the premise more precisely than a generic werewolf description.
Keep the spelling and filmmaking credits
Focus Features uses Werwulf as the title and credits Eggers as director and co-writer with Sjón. Its cast includes Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Willem Dafoe and Lily-Rose Depp. The title and the writing pair are useful identifiers when the lettering on the artwork is unfamiliar.
The year 1305 describes the story. For a film catalogue search, use the title and director. That keeps the medieval setting separate from the year attached to a particular title listing.
Two publisher records answer different questions
Use the Focus page for the title and creative credits and Working Title’s film entry for the specific story setup. Together they identify the same feature without relying on a broad monster label.