The newest film we’re doing this season is one you’d be forgiven for thinking was a lost, decades-old classic: The Love Witch, a 2016 dark comedy that is a showcase for star Samantha Robinson as well as writer-director-everything else-er Anna Biller. Connie Shin, UCB performer and host of the podcast Indie Darlings, explains why the movie explores sex, gender, love and magic like maybe no other film, and how it does it all the while with a vintage Technicolor sheen.

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