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Susan Kucera’s 83-minute documentary follows wolves, bison, horses, cattle and sheep from England toward the American West. At The Wilma, a post-screening conversation moderated by Jock Conyngham takes up the question of wildlife and working ranches sharing range.
All times are local to the venue · America/Denver
Wednesday, November 18, 2026; doors at 6:30 p.m., screening at 7:00 p.m. Film runtime is 83 minutes; the panel follows, with no ending time announced.
Wolves share the story in Susan Kucera’s documentary with bison, horses, cattle and sheep. Its journey from England toward the American West gives the film a broad view of animals and the places people live and work alongside them. The Missoula discussion brings that subject to a practical western question: how can wildlife and working ranches share the range?
Directed by Kucera and narrated by Jeff Bridges, the 83-minute In the Company of Wolves: An American Journey considers wild and domesticated animals together. The film connects its animal subjects to the stories and landscapes through which people understand the country, rather than treating wolves as an isolated topic.
The event listing says the documentary premiered at Cannes, went on to a national theatrical run and played to sold-out audiences in New York, Los Angeles and Montana. In Missoula, its wide-ranging subject leads into an in-person conversation about the particular pressures of sharing western range.
Further reading: In the Company of Wolves: An American Journey - Logjam Presents | Nov 18 2026 | Destination Missoula ↗
Restoration ecologist and hunter Jock Conyngham, a longtime Missoula resident, will moderate the live panel and audience Q&A. The announced topic is how wolves and other wildlife can coexist with working ranches. Organizers frame the exchange as a search for points of agreement between people who work the land and people focused on protecting wildlife.
Conyngham is the only panel participant named in the listing. It gives the discussion a subject, not a predetermined answer: other speakers and the panel’s conclusions have not been announced.
Further reading: In the Company of Wolves: An American Journey - Logjam Presents | Nov 18 2026 | Destination Missoula ↗
The screening takes place at The Wilma, which opened in 1921 and continues to host film and live events. Its history as a cinema and performance venue provides a fitting setting for a documentary screening followed by a public conversation.
Further reading: In the Company of Wolves: An American Journey - Logjam Presents | Nov 18 2026 | Destination Missoula ↗ · The Wilma Theatre | Destination Missoula ↗
The follow-up conversation applies the film’s broad subject to a specific issue: how wildlife and working ranches can share range. Jock Conyngham is the announced moderator; the listing does not identify other panelists.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; the screening begins at 7 p.m. The panel and audience Q&A follow the film.
The address is 131 S. Higgins Ave., Missoula, MT.
In the Company of Wolves: An American Journey - Logjam Presents | Nov 18 2026 | Destination Missoula ↗ · The Wilma Theatre | Destination Missoula ↗
The event listing does not state a ticket price or event-specific admission terms. Logjam’s general Missoula guidance lists advance purchases through an event page, by phone with Ticketmaster at 1-800-653-8000, or in person at Top Hat during box-office hours; it also describes day-of-show sales at the venue. Logjam’s general policy says a venue box office opens one hour before doors for ticket sales and will-call. These general options do not confirm this screening’s price or current ticket availability.
In the Company of Wolves: An American Journey - Logjam Presents | Nov 18 2026 | Destination Missoula ↗ · Ticketing - Logjam Presents ↗
The event listing does not state an age restriction.
Logjam’s general guidance for The Wilma directs accessible-ticket requests to [email protected]. It asks that requests be limited to two patrons—the person needing the accommodation and one companion—and says it will try to accommodate most parties. Contact the box office about arrangements for this screening.
The event destination is The Wilma, 131 S. Higgins Ave., Missoula, MT. The listing does not specify a separate event entrance or give transit-route instructions. Use the map link to calculate directions from your starting point.
In the Company of Wolves: An American Journey - Logjam Presents | Nov 18 2026 | Destination Missoula ↗ · The Wilma Theatre | Destination Missoula ↗
Destination Missoula’s downtown guide says metered street parking, designated lots and parking structures are free in the evenings, on weekends and on federal holidays. Its listed structures are Central Park Structure, 128 W. Main St. (9 a.m.–6 p.m.); Bank Street Structure, 115 Bank St. (9 a.m.–5 p.m.); and Park Place Structure, 201 E. Front St. (9 a.m.–6 p.m.). Those posted hours end before the 6:30 p.m. doors. Check current access and parking rules for your arrival.
No. It is the documentary’s runtime; the panel and audience Q&A follow, and no end time for the full evening is announced.
Jock Conyngham is named as moderator. The listing does not identify the other panel participants.
Logjam’s general guidance for The Wilma directs requests to [email protected] and asks that they cover no more than two patrons: the person needing accommodation and one companion.
131 S. Higgins Ave., Missoula, MT
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