Emma.
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Rich, handsome, clever. Autumn de Wilde (coolest name ever)’s Emma. is gorgeous. Visually decadent, casually and yet deliberately intelligent in its humour, with its measured, sweeping pace and editing - it reflects its titular character Emma perfectly. Bryan and Eliza have a relaxed chat about Autumn de Wilde, the rock photographer turned director,’s influences, compare this latest adaptation to Clueless and the 1996 Emma, and talk about - you guessed it - so much more. Please send all responses, whether regretful or derisive, to marriage proposals to [email protected] or to 2 Hours Per Hour on Patreon.
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