The Witch

In the 1630s New England, William stands trial for heresy. He passionately defends his views, stating that those around him are not true Christians, while the court accuses him of blasphemy.

After being expelled from their New England plantation, William's family starts anew by establishing their own farm. The family includes his wife Katherine, their daughter Thomasin, and their other children.

While playing Peek-A-Boo with her baby brother Samuel, Thomasin tragically loses him. The scene shifts, and a mysterious old woman is seen in the woods with what appears to be Samuel's remains.

Katherine deeply mourns the loss of her baby Samuel, convinced that a wolf was responsible for his disappearance. Her sorrow amplifies the family's tensions and fears.

Caleb joins William for a hunting trip, but he becomes distracted by Thomasin's growing femininity and starts questioning if their hardships are punishments for their sins.

During the hunting trip, William suffers an injury, prompting Caleb and him to return home. There, they face Katherine's wrath, exacerbating the family's distrust and fear.

Tensions peak when Mercy accuses Thomasin of witchcraft after an unsettling incident by the river. In a moment of desperation, Thomasin jokingly claims to be a witch, instilling fear in Mercy.

With their crops failing, Thomasin and Caleb venture into the woods where they become separated. Caleb discovers a cottage and encounters a beautiful woman with sinister intentions.

Thomasin finds Caleb in a highly vulnerable state, which alarms the family and triggers fear of an evil presence corrupting them. Caleb succumbs to a mysterious ailment that seems like possession.

Following Caleb's death, William confines the surviving children in the barn, where they witness a horrific vision involving blood and a pale figure. The family's grip on sanity begins to unravel.

Katherine, driven by grief and anger, approaches what she believes to be Caleb. Instead, she falls into a gruesome illusion, further indicating the family's unraveling reality.

Confusion escalates and leads to a chaotic confrontation between Thomasin and William. In a tragic outcome, Thomasin kills Katherine during a fit of rage, forever changing her fate.

In her despair, Thomasin seeks solace and makes a dark pact with the black goat, Black Phillip. This moment symbolizes her ultimate surrender to her dark fate and the crumbling family.

Thomasin finds herself in the woods after her pact, where she stumbles upon a coven of witches engaged in a frenetic dance around a fire. This encounter cements her acceptance of darkness.

In a climactic moment, Thomasin embraces the chaos and ascends, floating above the trees. This transformation marks her complete acceptance of her fate and the culmination of her horrific journey.