Time of the Wolf is a challenging film, not unlike The Piano Teacher. (I wish I had my review but it disappeared along with the old site.)

It's more of an ensemble piece. The film starts off with Huppert's family which escapes from the city and ends up in a country home only to find out that it's been invaded. Haneke doesn't exactly tell us what has happened but it's easy to decipher that it's sort an apocalyptic situation (like SARS or a nuclear attack). Then the family moves to a train station where other survivors are there in a sort of a make-shift environment. From there, Haneke concentrates on human spirit and how it prevails in the face of adversity.

It's very dry like all other Haneke films but if you liked his previous effort then it's possible that you may find find it worthwhile.