SERIOUSLY. This is what the crap Hollywood still puts out?

Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

SORCERESS is an indie drama from Finland exploring some metaphysical concepts, namely a young woman who is convinced that she's the reincarnation of a famous sorceress. Sadly this all boils down to a lot of chit chat and ideas but absolutely zero involvement and actual storytelling. The insipid main character wanders around a lot but does very little and her home life seems to play an unusually significant role in the story. The attempts at artiness don't pay off and all you're left with is unrelenting tedium.

Nina (Naama Kates) a singer less polished than Emma Stone, leaves the US after the death of her mother to live with relatives in Eastern Europe who she barely knows, working as a librarian, checking out Harry Potter books. She is into Giordano Bruno, 16th century pseudo-scientist/scientist and we get a heavy first person narration from Nina, reminding me of bad Rod McKuen poetry readings my ex-girlfriend used to drag me to and I had to pretend to be inspired. She meets Katya (Oona Airola) moves out of her aunt's place and PLOT SPOILER, later moves back in. Nina imagines herself a sorceress, connected to her mother through the blood....umm the same blood her non-sorceress aunt has? And bigger PLOT SPOILER, that is the entire plot which was good enough for an Award of Merit (whatever that is) for women film makers at IndieFest 2016. So Naama Kates can put that on her mantle next to her T-Ball trophy.If you are heavy into New Middle Age Kabbalah mysticism stuff, you might find the film of some interest, or if you liked "Love Witch" for its content, you might like this film. As for me, I was bored. Knowing where the stars are in the sky doesn't get you any closer to them. No seriously. It doesn't.Guide: F-word. F-word with an accent. No sex or nudity.