have a name for back then. it's not an easy watch. of course it's not an easy watch, but it's beautifully made. and nor should it be an easy watch, and i think that's the point. i think it's really well made, terrific score, incidentally. very, very powerful. and i think worth seeing on the big screen, but it will be on netflix on the 28th. i would agree with that. and great central performances, a new, as the main young soldier and he's terrific. i think the whole thing is really, really well done and the fact that they are using very modern techniques, applying them to an old story, but making it completely relevant, much in the same way that i think 1917 did. so, to emily, which is an imagined life of emily bronte, the terrific central performance by emma mackey. the film begins with charlotte bronte saying to emily, "how did you write wuthering heights?" she is kind of shocked by it and then the film flashes back to speculate about where that came from. we see the young bronte sisters telling each other stories, we see brother branwell dazzling emily before going off the rails. we see the growing struggles between the sisters, and we see the arrival of a handsome