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The Piano(1993)
The Piano(1993)
Beautiful and passionate drama follows strong-willed Ada whose only form of communication is through the piano.
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Year
2011
Duration
129 minutes
Genres
Period and Historical
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
There's been a number of film adaptations of Emily Bronte's intense Romantic novel about the passionate, obsessive relationship between farmer’s daughter Cathy and Heathcliff, the homeless, moody boy her family has taken in, on Yorkshire's wind-battered moors. But none are like this boldly original, visually stunning take from Brit director Andrea Arnold. Forget the polite decorum and prissy dresses you might associate with period dramas - this brings to life the spit, blood and brutal intensity of the book (beware the unsettling animal cruelty scenes!)
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This film contains strong language, once very strong, racist terms and animal killings.
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