A wolf child, a cat, an angel. Animated in woodcut style, the film tells the story of Daewit who is rescued from his violent father and grows up far away from his family among wolves. Embarking on a mysterious journey to find his own identity, he encounters great hardship but ultimately finds peace in forgiveness. "Däwit" is David Jansen's debut film after graduating from the KHM (Academy of Media Arts, Cologne). The black-and-white film Däwit is a 2D computer-animated short film, borrowed and inspired by the style of Frans Masereel's woodcuts, among others. It was realized by a team of four. More than 11,000 frames were digitally drawn by hand.