Ailis Oliver-Kerby

Wuthering Heights

Posted 6:30pm Sunday 24th March 2013

To physically represent the angst at the heart of the story, the opening of Wuthering Heights shows Heathcliff banging his head against a brick wall. This is precisely what I felt like doing for the first half of the movie. The characters are unlikable, the shaky camera technique made me nauseous, Read more...

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