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Jade Asha as Hawisia
Chloë Adlerstein and Adiza Shadow
Chuey Okoye
Stephen Chapman, Laurence Saunders and Chloë Adlerstein

Synopsis

When Arabella the vicar's daughter falls pregnant out of wedlock, she turns to the village wise woman to abort the child. There she discovers the witch Hawisia. They make a deadly deal but unknown to Arabella, Hawisia has vengeance in mind.

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Features
Running time
97 min
Format
Digital
Director
Jonny Finnis 1st Feature
Producer
Jade Asha, Chloë Adlerstein
Executive Producer
Virginia Byron, Debbie Adlerstein
Editor
Jonny Finnis
Screenwriter
Jade Asha
Director of Photography
Jonny Finnis
Production Designer
Abigail Manard
Sound
Avril McGovern
Principal cast
Chloë Adlerstein, Jade Asha, Virginia Byron, Alex Crockford, Laurence Saunders, Stephen Chapman

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Empress Productions Ltd and London Independent Pictures

Jade Asha

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