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The Witch is a horror thriller film, which revolves around a Puritan family in the 1630s which is banished from their community and forced to live in a remote location near a haunted forest. The cast has Anya Taylor-Joy and Ralph Ineson in lead roles, and the movie is known for its strong performances and historically accurate plot details.
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The Witch is a horror thriller film, which revolves around a Puritan family in the 1630s which is banished from their community and forced to live in a remote location near a haunted forest. The cast has Anya Taylor-Joy and Ralph Ineson in lead roles, and the movie is known for its strong performances and historically accurate plot details.
The Witch is a supernatural horror film that is set in 17th century New England and revolves around a family of devout Puritans are banished from their community and forced to live at the edge of a haunted forest. Soon, they are terrorised by a series of unsettling occurrences, which they believe to be the work of a witch living in the woods. As the family starts to unravel from the inside, they begin to turn on each other, and the situation gets worse. Furthermore, the film has a cast, headlined by Anya Taylor-Joy, that does a tremendous job. The film works because of its slow-building tension and atmospheric cinematography, which add to the plot. On top of that, the director has done a decent job in showing the historical accuracy and attention to detail of colonial America. Overall, The Witch is a well-made and chilling horror movie that is sure to leave thriller fans on edge.
Best First Film | 2017 | Robert
Best Youth Performance | 2017 | Anya
Best Performance by an Actor in a Northern Ontario Production | 2017 | Anya
Best Feature Film | 2017 | Robert
Best First Film | 2016
Best New Filmmaker | 2016 | Robert
Screenplay | 2016 | Robert
Most Promising Filmmaker | 2016 | Robert
Best Horror Movie | 2016
Best Director | 2016 | Robert
Best Actress in a Leading Role | 2016 | Anya
Breakthrough Actor | 2016 | Anya
Best Horror Movie | 2016
Breakout of the Year | 2016 | Robert
Best Picture Not Released in | 2016
Best Sound Mixing | 2016
Best Debut as Director | 2016 | Robert
Best Horror Film | 2016
Breakthrough Performance | 2016 | Anya
Best Movie | 2016
Best HorrorSciFi Film | 2016
Best First Feature | 2016 | Robert
Best First Feature | 2016
Whalen Winner | 2015 | Robert
First Feature Competition | 2015 | Robert
2015 | Robert
Dramatic | 2015 | Robert
Dramatic | 2015 | Robert
Breakthrough Film Artist | 2017 | Anya
Breakthrough Film Artist For and | 2017
Best Original Screenplay | 2017 | Robert
Best Score | 2017 | Mark
Best Picture | 2017
Best ScienceFictionHorror Film | 2017
Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over | 2017
The Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over | 2017
Best Horror TV Spot | 2016
Best Horror Film | 2017
Best Sound Mixing | 2017
Young BritishIrish Performer of the Year For and | 2017
Young BritishIrish Performer of the Year | 2017 | Anya
Best Breakthrough Performance Female | 2017 | Anya
Best Feature Debut | 2017 | Robert
Best Picture | 2017
Best Youth Performance | 2017 | Harvey
Best Picture | 2017
Best Director | 2017 | Robert
Best Cinematography | 2017 | Jarin
Best Costume Design | 2017 | Linda
Best Villain | 2017 | Daniel
2016 | Anya
Best Supporting Actress | 2016 | Kate
Best Supporting Actor | 2016 | Ralph
Best Director | 2016 | Robert
Best Screenplay | 2016 | Robert
Best SoundtrackScore | 2016 | Mark
Best EditingVisual Style | 2016 | Louise
Best Art DirectionProduction Design | 2016 | Craig
Best SciFiHorror Movie | 2016
Best First Film | 2016
Best Supporting Actress | 2016 | Kate
Best Supporting Actor | 2016 | Ralph
Best Screenplay | 2016 | Robert
Best Score | 2016 | Mark
Best Editing | 2016 | Louise
Best Cinematography | 2016 | Jarin
Best Horror Movie of the Year | 2016
Breakthrough Performance of the Year | 2016 | Anya
2016 | Rodrigo
2016 | Robert
Best Picture | 2016
Best Actress | 2016 | Anya
Best Supporting Actress | 2016 | Kate
Best Director | 2016 | Robert
Best Cinematography | 2016 | Jarin
Best Original Score | 2016 | Mark
Best Ensemble Cast | 2016
Best Screenplay Original | 2016 | Robert
Breakout Filmmaker of the Year | 2016 | Robert
Breakthrough Artist | 2016 | Anya
Best Production Design | 2016 | Craig
Production Design Feature Film | 2015 | Craig
Best Film | 2015 | Robert
Budget 3,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 40,423,945 USD
According to cinematographer Jarin Blaschke, the film was shot mostly with available and natural light.
The spelling of the title "The VVitch" is how the word was written in the story's period because the letter "W" was not yet in common use at the time.
The film was shot in only 25 days.
A hare appears frequently in the film. In colonial New England, hares were considered magical creatures in their own right. They were often associated with witches, either as a milk-hare, which stole or spoiled milk from the farm animals, or the witch themselves, who were thought able to turn into a hare in order to spy on and influence people.
The premise is based on America's first witch hysteria, set 62 years before the infamous "Salem Witch Trials" in colonial Massachusetts.
"Thomasin: Black Phillip, I conjure thee to speak to me. Speak as thou dost speak to Jonas and Mercy. Dost thou understand my English tongue? Answer me. Black Phillip: What dost thou want? Thomasin: What canst thou give? Black Phillip: Wouldst thou like the taste of butter? A pretty dress? Wouldst thou like to live deliciously? Thomasin: Yes. Black Phillip: Wouldst thou like to see the world? Thomasin: What will you from me? Black Phillip: Dost thou see a book before thee?... Remove thy shift. Thomasin: I cannot write my name. Black Phillip: I will guide thy hand."
"Black Phillip: Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?"
