Witches

Sankey constructs her film as a poignant intellectual collage, relying on a vast array of film history to draw unexpected parallels. She explores how cinematic language has shaped the perception of female anguish, using personal testimony as the central thread that binds the archival fragments together.

What lingers after the credits is a powerful sense of recognition and catharsis. The documentary succeeds not just as film criticism, but as a deeply human story of reframing personal trauma through the collective screen. — MovieFinder Editorial