Witches

A striking documentary exploring the history, legacy and modern relevance of witchcraft. Blending personal stories, historical insight and contemporary perspectives, Witches examines how fear, power and persecution have shaped the lives of those accused of witchcraft, while considering what the figure of the witch means today.

Film Information
Seating: Unreserved
Certificate: 15
Running Time:  90 Minutes
Genre: Documentary
Director: Elizabeth Sankey
Starring: Elizabeth Sankey, Sophia Di Martino, Catherine Cho, David Emson, Shema Tariq, Milli Richards

Haddo House is very lucky to be a heritage building with a lift. This means we can easily accommodate people who may find stairs a challenge.
Fire regulations state that we can host one person in a wheelchair upstairs, so if this is you, please purchase the Accessible Wheelchair ticket.

Popcorn and bottled water will be on sale. Please do not bring drinks or snacks with you - Haddo House is a heritage building, and there are restrictions around what can and can't be consumed inside the house. Thank you for helping to protect our interior.

After the screening, there will be a panel discussion, brought to you in partnership with The Belmont Community Cinema. It will explore the concepts of Witchcraft and Paganism in historical and contemporary contexts and ask us to look more deeply at the lasting effects of the control and persecution that plagued people on the margins of society throughout the Witch Trials.