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‘Wildwitch’ Speaks to the Black Cat

TrustNordisk has boarded Wildwitch, Kaspar Munk’s (“You & Me Forever”) ambitious fantasy film based on Danish author Lene Kaaberbøl’s best-selling books, Variety reports.

Produced by Good Company Films, Wildwitch has already started shooting in Hungary with Gerda Lie Kaas and Sonja Richter (“The Keeper of Lost Causes”) in the main roles.

Adapted from the best-selling novels by Bo Hr. Hansen and Poul Berg, Wildwitch follows a 12-year-old girl, Clara, who gets scratched by a mysterious black cat and discovers she can communicate with the feline. She soon realizes that she belongs to a family of witches with a strong connection to nature and animals.

The film is co-produced by Danish public broadcaster TV2, with Nevision in the U.K., Yellow Bird in Sweden, Cinenord Kidstory in Norway, and Proton in Hungary. Nordisk Film will release the movie in Scandinavia in October 2018.

Kaaberbøl’s other well known novels include “The Shamer’s Daughter,” which was adapted into a 2015 fantasy film. The book’s sequel, also penned by Kaaberbøl, is currently being developed.