"Emma", A timeless gem of period cinema.

Jane Austen's novel is sublimely brought to life in "Emma", Wilde's exquisite new adaptation of Autumn.

Its impeccable technical craftsmanship and stylised photography immerse the viewer in the England of the early 1800s.

Anyaa Taylor-Joy reveals herself as a unique performer in her graceful and nuanced portrayal of the celebrated protagonist.

Johnny Flynn as the handsome and perceptive Mr. Knightley deserves special mention, as does Mia Goth in her acting revelation.

But what I admire most is how De Wilde renews the wit and wit of Austen's pen with an admirable narrative freshness.

Every frame exudes formal elegance and visual delight thanks to the superb production designs.

Undoubtedly, a perfect work of delight that adds even more, if possible, to the canon of great Austen adaptations.

It grossed over $20 million worldwide, far exceeding its modest budget.