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The movie doesn’t avoid portraying the harsh realities of the Brontë family either, showcasing their literary genius and struggles with life and love.
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Overall, Emily showcases exceptional filmmaking and production quality, with Frances O’Connor’s directorial debut bringing a refreshing and unique portrayal of Emily Brontë to life.
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Every actor does an excellent job as they each bring these complicated but fascinating historical figures to life, helping create a memorable and engaging film experience.
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The love story is passionate, impossible, and something the real Emily Brontë could have imagined.
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Overall, Emily was a beautiful and moving film. And while a couple of the creative liberties taken with the facts (particularly relating to the portrayal of Charlotte) bothered me, I recognize that this movie is not trying to be historically accurate.
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