inside the world of witchy ways
THE STORY
On a remote hillside sits a cottage that Eve's mother, Mary, believes is magical. It was the happiest place of her childhood, and she's certain it can help Eve rediscover the joy she's lost.
But before they can make the journey, Mary dies suddenly, leaving Eve to uncover the cottage's mysteries on her own.
There she meets Danni, whose uncanny ability to know things about Eve is unsettling—and strangely irresistible. As the two women grow closer, Danni reveals the truth: she comes from a long line of witches.
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As love blossoms, a long-buried tragedy resurfaces, threatening everything they've begun to build—and testing whether love, trust, and a little magic can overcome the past.
SYMBOLISM OF THE MOON
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Film reviews
WITCHY WAYS is "a supernatural rom-com [that] pairs a breezy, Practical Magic-style tone with a contemporary queer love story that feels warm, grounded, and, yes, magical.
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Hollywood Times
"An enchanted romance with a ghostly twist...Perfect for a 'movies and chill' evening.""
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The Black C.A.P.E.
"This delightfully different love story is a refreshing surprise in many respects, combining seemingly disparate narrative elements in a charming, revelatory and frequently humorous tale."
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Brett's Bulletin Board
"WITCHY WAYS is a significant contribution to both supernatural romance and LGBTQ+ cinema... it expands the boundaries of queer storytelling and challenges traditional depictions of LGBTQ+ love.
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The Cine-file​
"The film beautifully explores themes of identity, acceptance, and the power of connection, all within a bewitching framework of spells, rituals, and a touch of the otherworldly."
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LGBT Daily
"WITCHY WAYS transcends the boundaries of its genre to deliver an entertaining and moving story. It reminds us of the transformative power of love and the magic inherent in embracing our true selves."
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Overly Honest Review
"The film is fun and sexy, weaving a beautiful story of romance and identity."
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TAGG Magazine
“Witchy Ways offers a modern interpretation, portraying witches not as fantasy figures but as symbols of strength, identity, and spiritual freedom.”
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Divine Magazine
