Fire Fire Fire

About This Movie

Fire Fire Fire dives into the unique journey of Juliette, a 17-year-old with a strong online presence as a modern witch. Set against the backdrop of a scout camp, the film's pacing is intriguing, blending moments of youthful exploration with a hint of the supernatural. The documentary captures Juliette’s personal rituals—her tarot, stones, and pendulum—creating an atmospheric look at contemporary witchcraft. It feels intimate, almost like a glimpse into a diary, as we see her navigate friendships and self-discovery. The performances are natural, inviting, and you can't help but get drawn into Juliette's world. The cinematography offers a warm, summer aesthetic, enhancing the themes of growth and identity amidst the flickering flames of campfires, both literal and metaphorical.

Documentary about contemporary witchcraft.Focuses on the intersection of youth and identity.Intimate portrayal of rituals and self-discovery.