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In 17th-century New England, a Puritan family is banished from their plantation and forced to settle on the edge of an ominous forest. When their newborn son mysteriously disappears, the family's faith is tested as paranoia and suspicion grow, leading them to believe a sinister force in the woods is responsible.

The Witch was widely acclaimed by critics, who praised its atmospheric tension, period detail, and Anya Taylor-Joy's breakout performance. It was lauded for its intelligent and genuinely terrifying approach to horror, eschewing jump scares for psychological dread and a palpable sense of historical authenticity.

• A masterclass in slow-burn horror and period atmosphere.
• Praised for its intense psychological dread and historical accuracy.
• Anya Taylor-Joy delivers a standout performance.

Google audience: Audiences appreciated the film's unsettling atmosphere and commitment to historical detail, finding it a genuinely creepy and thought-provoking horror experience. Some viewers found the pacing slow, but the majority were captivated by its unique tone and chilling narrative.

Nominated for numerous awards including Independent Spirit Awards for Best First Feature and Best Director. Won awards for Best Cinematography and Best Sound Design at various film festivals.

Director Robert Eggers and his family lived in a home built in the 17th century to help immerse himself in the period's aesthetic and mindset.