Elizabeth Sankey's film explores the intersection of witches' history and postpartum experiences, presenting a personal narrative that reveals societal challenges facing new mothers.
Looking directly into the camera, Sankey recounts her struggles with postpartum anxiety and depression, framed within a pandemic context, emphasizing the stark realities mothers face.
The film's unique editing style showcases a blend of historical witchcraft imagery and modern mental health narratives, highlighting the enduring societal stigma surrounding women's issues.
Through personal and collective stories, including testimonies from professionals, Sankey underscores the importance of community support, likening it to coven formations in witch lore.
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