Anna Goldin, the Last Witch

The film tells the story of Anna Göldi, who worked as a maidservant in Glarus, Switzerland. Accused of witchcraft and causing harm through supernatural means, Anna's life spirals downward after being reported by her employer, a physician. Despite her initial evasion of capture, the authorities eventually apprehend her, leading to a harrowing trial.

The narrative unfolds against a backdrop of politics, religion, and societal superstition, highlighting the moral complexities of the time. Key themes include the brutal reality of torture, false confessions, and the hysteria surrounding witch hunts. The film features a runtime of 105 minutes and includes a notable cast, such as Rüdiger Vogler and Ursula Andermatt, enhancing its dramatic impact.

As part of the "Sabbath" collection, "Anna Goldin, the Last Witch" offers a unique perspective on historical witch trials and the intersection of personal tragedy and societal fear. This film appeals to collectors interested in horror and historical dramas, particularly those that explore the darker aspects of human nature and societal norms.