February 2020 - Film
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In terms of new films this month, here are two recommendations that you may find entertaining in the cinema this month.
Films in February:
Emma is based on the Jane Austen novel of the same name about a wealthy young woman named Emma Woodhouse, who stirs up trouble in her small town by attempting to be a romantic matchmaker. It’s a classic and highly esteemed tale that has been adapted into film and television on numerous occasions, including a 1996 feature starring Gwyneth Paltrow, and a BBC series in 2009 with Romola Garai. Many will recognise the story from the cult favourite Alicia Silverstone rom-com Clueless, which is a modernised version of Austen’s original novel. The latest Hollywood star to portray Emma is Anya Taylor-Joy, who has recently made a name for herself with noteworthy genre fare including The Witch, M Night Shyamalan’s Split and its sequel Glass.
In terms of new films this month, here are two recommendations that you may find entertaining in the cinema this month.
Films in February:
Emma is based on the Jane Austen novel of the same name about a wealthy young woman named Emma Woodhouse, who stirs up trouble in her small town by attempting to be a romantic matchmaker. It’s a classic and highly esteemed tale that has been adapted into film and television on numerous occasions, including a 1996 feature starring Gwyneth Paltrow, and a BBC series in 2009 with Romola Garai. Many will recognise the story from the cult favourite Alicia Silverstone rom-com Clueless, which is a modernised version of Austen’s original novel. The latest Hollywood star to portray Emma is Anya Taylor-Joy, who has recently made a name for herself with noteworthy genre fare including The Witch, M Night Shyamalan’s Split and its sequel Glass.
Plus One sees long-time friends Alice and Ben find themselves in that inevitable year that all late 20-somethings experience—in which seemingly every person they know gets married and agree to be one another’s plus ones as they power through an endless parade of insufferable weddings.
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