Witch Finder Phenomenal is a hauntological darkly comic fantasy based on 'Outsider Artist' Maria Rosamojo's autoethnographic memoirs of her real  lived  experiences of growing up mixed race and queer in 1980's Harlesden and beyond. The Witch Finder Phenomenal narrates the story from the past, present, and future, to reveal how traumatised 12-year-old protagonist Aurora Mojo, played by Maisy Stewart-Holland,  attempts to free herself from a nightmare world of racism, abuse, and dissociation. While the white privileged hell witch Bealzebette, played by Ella Stewart-Holland, torments and tries to silence her, Aurora finds solace in a Fairy Horse Mother who introduces her to a  world of rebellious witches from myth and history who sing her their tales. During the making of her MA by Project Film in Lockdown 202o, Maria Rosamojo extensively researched how and why spectres perpetually recur in society to haunt Othered subject's who are marked out for their colour, disability, gender and/or sexuality. She filmed herself performing as the witches, recorded songs, edited  film, created digital art, and wrote her Masters Thesis in a small shared living room, while also zoom filming and directing  the actors via zoom.  In 2021, a battle weary but emboldened Rosamojo, believes that by making the invisible visible through film symbolism, and the unheard heard through her personal narrative, she can finally occupy previously disallowed space by looking through the mirror phenomenally to reclaim her autonomy within the safe space of ancient ancestral witch power. She  also hopes to add her story to a growing wealth of representational narratives, and encourage Othered voices to speak their truth through creatixed and performative acts of queerly empowered resistances.