This event is part of our Festival of Darkness: Witches weekend taking place at Haddo House on the weekend of Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 October. More information about our other festival events can be found here.
After a life-changing operation, an ageing film star retreats to the Scottish Highlands to recover. As unsettling visions begin to blur the line between past and present, She Will becomes a haunting exploration of trauma, power, revenge and the enduring legacy of the witch.
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Seating: Unreserved
Running Time: 95 Minutes
Genre: Drama, Horror
Director: Charlotte Colbert
Starring: Alice Krige, Kota Eberhardt, Malcolm McDowell, Rupert Everett, Amy Manson, John McCrea
Pre-screening talk presentation with Dee Lawlor
An introduction by Dee Lawlor on how contemporary researchers believe mental health influenced the witch trials.
Dee Lawlor has worked as a freelance writer in the science communication field since 2017 and has authored a bestselling book on microscopes. She has a passion for history and published her book on the Aberdeen witch trials, Contagious Enemies in February 2026. In her spare time she has researched the Scottish witch trials. She is a member of RAWS (Remembering the Accused Witches Scotland) and gives regular talks for them. She is also a volunteer tour guide at Haddo House.
Dee’s next book, Scotsferatu – the Vampire in Scottish Culture and Folklore, is due out on September 24th.

There are limited spaces for the pre-screening talk and screening in the library and we recommend booking early to avoid disappointment. There is no reserved seating.