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The Tempest(2010)
The Tempest(2010)
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An intriguing adaptation of Shakespeare's final and most mystical play.
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Year
2022
Duration
130 minutes
Genres
Biopics, Drama, Period and Historical, Romance
Language
English
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
In her thirty years, Emily Brontë wrote one, hauntingly enduring novel, ‘Wuthering Heights’. Little detail is known about the author’s life, other than what can be gathered from the accounts of her older sister Charlotte, who famously wrote ‘Jane Eyre’. Emily conjures a portrait of sibling rivalry, brooding Yorkshire moors and inner turmoil as the younger Brontë sister strives to develop her creative expression. Cast as the ‘strange one’ within her strait-laced Victorian family, Emily finds freedom alongside her maverick brother Branwell and the poetic clergyman William Weightman, whose initial aggravating presence in Emily’s life tuns into a possible inspiration for the heated relationship between her fictional characters Cathy and Heathcliff. A traditional period drama, this speculative biopic nevertheless explores the topics of mental health and female empowerment with eloquence and contemporary relevance.
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