'The Harder They Fall': This Ain’t Your Grandma’s Spaghetti Western
In Jeymes Samuel's history-infused, neo-spaghetti western, Black women are center stage with a fresh hip hop mixtape keeping rhythm in the backdrop.
The Witch’s Pact
When the filmmaker obtains a mobilization video from a mysterious witches' coven, she embarks on a quest driven by her own longing for feminist solidarity. The trail of witches leads her from tourist shops to churches, from TikTok to the seaside. The film "The Witches' Syndicate" thus becomes a mystical-magical journey and, at the same time, a personal, sometimes comically absurd, search for meaning. In doing so, she creates an image of the witch as a place of longing and an invitation to contemplate political injustices and to combat them with unconventional and playful means.
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When the filmmaker obtains a mobilization video from a mysterious witches' coven, she embarks on a quest driven by her own longing for feminist solidarity. The trail of witches leads her from tourist shops to churches, from TikTok to the seaside. The film "The Witches' Syndicate" thus becomes a mystical-magical journey and, at the same time, a personal, sometimes comically absurd, search for meaning. In doing so, she creates an image of the witch as a place of longing and an invitation to contemplate political injustices and to combat them with unconventional and playful means.
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