Juliette is a seventeen-year-old with an extraordinary gift. She has learned from her grandmother how to “cut fire” and heal pain through her hands—something she shares with her 40,000 TikTok followers. Fire Fire Fire is a quiet observation of Juliette’s summer after finishing high school. Together with her scout friends, she spends a few weeks in southern France, waiting to hear whether she has been accepted into a midwifery program. During warm summer evenings, they share their doubts and thoughts about the life ahead.
Note! The screening on March 4 at Tranströmer Library/PUNKT is exclusively for young people aged 13-19. No ticket is required. The screening will be attended by the witch Leila Sabzevari. Take the opportunity to have your tarot read after the film or ask your questions about spirituality.
The screening on March 5 at the Historical Museum is open to all ages. Adults can purchase tickets via the Historical Museum’s website (link above). Young people under 19 (up to and including 18) can attend for free and do not need a ticket. Don’t miss the Witches exhibition, which is running simultaneously at the museum and is included in the entrance fee!