They Can't Burn Us All

Set in 17th-century Iceland during a time of witch hunts fueled by the Protestant Reformation, "They Can’t Burn Us All" follows Þuríður Jónsdóttir, a young woman raised in the old ways, as her father and brother are accused of witchcraft. As the accusations mount and the local Lutheran Pastor targets her as the first female witch, Þuríður must decide whether to fight against the tide of persecution. This dark, feminist retelling of the Kirkjuból witch trials explores themes of justice and community amidst sweeping societal change.