EMMA. And The Alluring Oddness Of Anya Taylor-Joy
From worshipping Satan to running high society, she gets the job done.
Director Autumn de Wilde
Screenwriter Eleanor Catton
Emma.
Release Date March 5, 2020
Directed by Autumn de Wilde (most notably a portrait artist for musicians, see Elliot Smith, Beck, and Jenny Lewis), this comedy of manners is a delightful satire of love and propriety in the bright pastel drawing rooms of high society. With sharply drawn female leads and quick-witted dialogue, the film stays true to Jane Austen’s ideals of female independence while infusing the story with a humorous modern flair.
With relatable drama, stunning set pieces, and heaps of stiff-upper-lip attitude, EMMA is a gorgeous adaptation for the ages.
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anya taylor-joy, bill nighy
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