This is the tenth film in the Stuttgart Fantasy Film Festival Nights.
This film is about an elderly actress, Victoria Ghent, who's taking a holiday
in a remote part of Scotland to recover from a mastectomy. She's accompanied
by her nurse, a young woman called Desi. At first she's unhappy that so many
other people are staying at the retreat. They're new agers (I can't think of a
better way to describe them) who carry energy in their hands and give it to
others. It's meant to look silly. Everyone in the cinema was laughing at them.
The area, which I was unable to recognise despite my knowledge of Scotland, is
a place where many witches were burnt in the 1700's. Victoria dreams about
them, and she even sleepwalks to meet them in the woods. She finds herself
able to cast spells.
I found this film too slow. The action is stretched out so thin that I grew
impatient. It's not a bad film, and many of my readers might enjoy it, but
it's not a film I like.
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