The Love Witch

A visually stunning and satirical take on witchcraft and female desire, 'The Love Witch' follows Elaine, a modern-day witch who moves to a new town seeking love. She uses her magical potions and spells to enchant the men she desires, but her obsessive pursuit leads to disastrous and darkly comedic consequences. The film explores themes of obsession, manipulation, and the patriarchal expectations placed upon women.

The Love Witch was met with critical acclaim, particularly for its distinctive visual style, homage to 1960s and 70s cinema, and its sharp social commentary. Critics lauded Samantha Robinson's performance as Elaine and Anna Biller's meticulous direction. While some found its pacing deliberate, the consensus was that it was a unique and provocative cinematic experience.

• Praised for its vibrant, retro aesthetic and meticulous set design.
• Celebrated for its feminist undertones and critique of male entitlement.
• Samantha Robinson's performance as the titular witch is a standout.

Google audience: Google users largely appreciated the film's unique style, captivating visuals, and engaging story. Many found it to be a fun, darkly humorous, and thought-provoking film. Some viewers noted that while entertaining, the deliberate pacing might not appeal to everyone.

Nominated for Best Actress at the 2017 Saturn Awards for Samantha Robinson. Also received several nominations and awards from independent film festivals.

Director Anna Biller spent ten years developing and making 'The Love Witch', handling nearly every aspect of production herself, including writing, directing, producing, editing, costume design, and set decoration.