Jun 22, 2025
WUTHERING HEIGHTS (2011) dir. Andrea Arnold (requested by anonymous)
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WUTHERING HEIGHTS (2011) dir. Andrea Arnold (requested by anonymous)
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WUTHERING HEIGHTS (2011)
dir. andrea arnold
James Howson as Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights (2011)
Wuthering Heights dir. Andrea Arnold | 2011Â
james howson in WUTHERING HEIGHTS (2011) dir. andrea arnold
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Andrea Arnold's Wuthering Heights was made on a budget of a B-list indie musician's music video and a dream and yet, they are the only Wuthering Heights' adaptation to date that actually read the text and put in the effort to cast a Brown man for Heathcliff. They actually reached out to the UK Romani community to see if they could hold auditions.
Wow. I finished Andrea Arnold's Wuthering Heights (2011) last night. This version WENT there truly. And the end! The embracing of Cathy's corpse. The desperate attempt to dig up Cathy's grave and then the suggestion of her ghost stopping him... James Howson 💔💔💔💔. And the fact that there was no music- the soundtrack was just literally the "wuthering" wind, the rain, the storms, and the only song being that Christmas song that is from a distance while Heathcliff is locked up as a child. It was so understated, brutal and harsh and evocative and it will stay with me a long time. Sad there wasn’t a part 2 but I appreciated the nods to part 2 with Hareton at the end. They even did the puppy thing and it was harrowing and yet it showed so completely how Heathcliff was shaped by his abuse. Also I LOVED young Cathy and Heathcliff. Heartbreaking and absolutely amazing.
