THE STONE WOOD WITCHES (1976) (Church of Film)

A young and politically disillusioned woman falls under the spell of a coven of witches. There she apprentices, learning to commune with nature, cross dimensions, and work spells on a spiritually dying world. The witches ask one important task in return: she must lure a man to embody Satan during the Sabbath. An anarchist witch tale that is shot with documentary realism, heavily researched and influenced by Carlos Castaneda, THE STONE WOOD WITCHES is a highly unusual and straight-faced exploration of modern witchcraft. Banned by many theaters, it was often screened illegally and outdoors in Norway.