Andrea Arnold's
Wuthering Heights likely presence at the Venice Film Festival is mentioned in several media:
"Wuthering Heights" (Andrea Arnold)
Lowdown: A new take on Emily Brontë's romantic bard from the groundbreaking director of "Fish Tank" and "Red Road." (Gregory Ellwood in HitFix)
The Lido will also see an unusually strong U.K. presence consisting of Swedish helmer Tomas Alfredson's John Le Carre adaptation "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy," from Blighty's Working Title; Andrea Arnold's "Wuthering Heights"; and Steve McQueen's "Shame," all previously tipped. (Nick Vivarelli in Variety)
And
Alt Film Guide.
Emily Brontë died too soon according to
The Denver Post:
Emily Brontë. Although I didn't love reading “Wuthering Heights” in high school, I wish she had lived long enough to write more books. (Jayne Gest)
One of the many adaptations of her only novel is considered by
The Philippines Star as one of the 25 most memorable films:
Hihintayin Kita sa Langit, 1991, Carlitos Siguion-Reyna. An adaptation of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, this well-written, well-photographed, well-scored melodrama looks well in Philippine setting. With the tandem of Richard Gomez and Dawn Zulueta and fine support from Jackielou Blanco, Eric Quizon and Michael de Mesa, it set a standard for “quality,” first-rate moviemaking hereabouts. (Mario A. Hernando)
The Guardian talks about a movie theatre in Jerusalem, Lev Smadar, where curiously enough
Jane Eyre 2011 is being screened;
Projectredhotmama and
Three girls in a book (in French) review the film; another high school reading list which includes
Jane Eyre in
Holmdel Patch;
My Bookshelf: Reading the Classics has read the novel and
TheWittyGirl (on YouTube) and
Le blog de Caro (in French) review it;
Period Movie Box reviews
Jane Eyre 1996;
Gothic Soul Mind & Heart,
Cat Loves Yarn... and Scifi ands
The North Orchard post about
Wuthering Heights; luca.dorico posts a Heathcliff-inspired drawing on Flickr.
Categories: Jane Eyre, Movies-DVD-TV, Wuthering Heights
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