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Introduction by Natalie Portman!
Special Premiere Screening!
(2017) dir Rungano Nyoni w/Maggie Mulubwa [93 min; DCP]
Inspired by real events and guided by an equal love for Michael Hanake and The Craft, Rungano Nyoni’s remarkable film casts newcomer Maggie Mulubwa as a young Zambian girl accused of witchcraft and sent to a “witch camp” to be isolated and exploited along with others of her kind. Absurdist, magical, and heart wrenching in equal measure, I AM NOT A WITCH is a brilliant and utterly unique debut feature from a promising new director.
Staff Pick: Alissa, Kim
“It’s rare and exhilarating that a new filmmaker arrives on the scene so sure of herself and so willing to take bold, counter-intuitive chances.” – Jessica Kiang, Variety
“Exhilarating, humorous yet still disturbing.” – Natalie Wardle, Little White Lies
“Writer-director Rungano Nyoni has created a marvellous movie that might not always be easy to watch, but it sparks with artistry and originality.” – Rich Cline, Shadow on the Wall
httpv://youtu.be/jOtcU_-KuaQ
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Special Events Archive • Staff Picks (past events) • Boston Calling Film Festival 2018
I Am Not a Witch
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Introduction by Natalie Portman!
Boston Calling Film Festival
Special Premiere Screening!
(2017) dir Rungano Nyoni w/Maggie Mulubwa [93 min; DCP]
Inspired by real events and guided by an equal love for Michael Hanake and The Craft, Rungano Nyoni’s remarkable film casts newcomer Maggie Mulubwa as a young Zambian girl accused of witchcraft and sent to a “witch camp” to be isolated and exploited along with others of her kind. Absurdist, magical, and heart wrenching in equal measure, I AM NOT A WITCH is a brilliant and utterly unique debut feature from a promising new director.
Staff Pick: Alissa, Kim
httpv://youtu.be/jOtcU_-KuaQ
Presented by
Boston Calling
and
The Brattle Theatre