01 January 1977 History, Factual, TV Movie 40 mins
A businessman who studies witchcraft as a hobby and a businesswoman who heads a coven are interviewed about their beliefs and practices. Shows the initiation of new members into a coven and the attempt by a "circle" to heal a member.
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United Kingdom 01 January 1977
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