The Stone Wood Witches
Oct 14 1976
•2h 32m
•Drama, Adventure
Anarchistic fable where we follow the teaching of a modern witch, reconstructed by historical and anthropological knowledge, inspired by the books by Carlos Castaneda.
Cast
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Edith Roger
Linn
Ulrikke Greve
Gro
Kjersti Roald
Sonja
Berit Schjelderup
Unni
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