Reviewed by Symeon J. Thompson
Emma. is a gorgeous film. It could even be described as “handsome, clever, and rich”. Every frame is a joy to behold, beautifully composed and utterly delightful. The colours – be they rich and vibrant or delicate and demure – are entrancing. The soundtrack is clever and witty. And the performances are superb, adding shades upon shades of meaning with a glance or a gesture.
There is a luminosity and intelligence throughout the whole film that abundant…
You may also like
-
Cinema Review – Audiences Want Blood: Abigail Versus Civil War*
-
Book Review – Cardinal Pell: The Media Pile-on and Collective Guilt (updated new edition)*
-
Book Review – Blessed Charles of Austria: A Holy Emperor and His Legacy*
-
Cinema Review – Godzilla x Kong: Monsters That Get Under Your Skin*
-
Music Review – Musical Theatre: Clearing a Path Through the Histrionic Thicket*
