Xan Brooks from The Guardian reviews Andrea Arnold’s ‘Wuthering Heights’: “Full credit to director Andrea Arnold for taking such a bold and distinctive approach to Emily Brontë’s account of sweeping passion on the Yorkshire moors. Her line in creative vandalism rips off the layers of fluffy chiffon that have adhered to the tale through the course of numerous stage and screen adaptations. It pushes the story all the way back to its original 1847 incarnation and then beyond, up-river, into primordial sludge. What comes back is a beautiful rough beast of a movie, a costume drama like no other.” – The Guardian.

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