What happens when a lonely fisherwoman gets the husband she ordered—and the whole village has opinions? Step into the tangled, funny world of Wicker and answer a few questions to find out which of its unforgettable villagers you’re most like. Your match may bring an unexpected romance, village gossip, or a little basket-weaving drama.
About Wicker
In Wicker, a lonely fisherwoman asks the village basketmaker to weave her a husband, and the wicker man who arrives turns out to be far more extraordinary than anyone expected. His kindness delights his wife but unsettles the villagers, stirring envy, suspicion, and plenty of small-town gossip. This fairy-tale romance comedy-drama follows their marriage through heartbreak and reconciliation, with a wicker child adding another twist. The film was released in 2026.
Wicker Character Profiles
The Fisherwoman
Living alone in a hut on the village’s outskirts, the Fisherwoman earns a living from the sea and endures mockery over her solitary life and fishy wares. Longing for companionship, she approaches the local basketmaker with an unusual request: a husband woven from wicker. She is guarded and proud, but also capable of deep affection. Her story turns on the difficult balance between protecting herself from hurt and learning to trust the person she loves.
The Wicker Husband
Woven by the village basketmaker at the Fisherwoman’s request, the Wicker Husband arrives ready to marry her and make a life together. His gentle manner and practical devotion quickly transform their modest home, while his romantic gestures make the couple a village talking point. He measures happiness by his wife’s well-being and treats domestic work as an expression of love. His considerate nature unsettles villagers more used to suspicion and coarse behavior than open affection.
The Tailor's Wife
The Tailor’s Wife is a sharp-eyed village woman whose comments help shape how the community interprets the Fisherwoman’s unusual marriage. She is attentive to social standing and quick to see the implications of a situation, but her intervention can intensify suspicion rather than settle it. Her relationship with her sister informs her actions, as does a practical concern for their future. She brings a calculating, socially alert presence to the village’s tangled domestic politics.
The Basketmaker
The village basketmaker is a craftsman whose skill gives shape to the Fisherwoman’s unconventional wish for a husband. He approaches his work with calm practicality, yet his creations have consequences far beyond the workshop. Rather than simply standing apart from the village’s troubles, he eventually helps bring estranged people toward understanding. His ingenuity and measured manner make him both a maker of remarkable figures and a quiet catalyst for change.
