The Witch

Evil takes many forms.

In seventeenth-century New England, a Puritan family is cast out to the edge of an unforgiving wilderness. When their infant son vanishes without trace, paranoia and suspicion take root. Thomasin emerges as the focal point of a descending nightmare where superstition and hidden forces collide. Robert Eggers crafts a tale of suffocating dread and psychological fracture, where the very fabric of faith becomes the instrument of their undoing.