Wuthering Heights (2 screenings) Hall 1

Wuthering Heights, directed by Emerald Fennell, tells one of the most famous and tormented love stories in literature.
Set among the cold, wild, and melancholic moors of Yorkshire, it follows the intense bond between Heathcliff (Jacob Elordi), an orphan with a mysterious past, and Catherine Earnshaw (Margot Robbie), the rebellious heiress of the family estate. From a young age, the two grow up driven by a visceral, magnetic, and unstoppable passion that defies social conventions, class differences, and the hostility of those around them. Yet their passion is not destined to find peace: what begins as an absolute love gradually turns into an all-consuming obsession, giving rise to jealousy, revenge, and betrayal that will leave an indelible mark on their lives.
Immersed in a landscape that mirrors their inner turmoil, Heathcliff and Catherine move like twin souls unable to be together, yet equally unable to truly part. Their story, as intense as it is destructive, leads them along a tragic and inescapable path, where they will be united only in eternity.
A love that burns until it consumes itself, transforming into a dark and epic reflection on desire, suffering, and madness.