Culture / Talks

Director Emerald Fennell brings Wuthering Heights to the screen with a bold, visceral reimagining of Emily Brontë’s masterpiece, filmed amid the wild landscapes of Yorkshire. Starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi as Catherine and Heathcliff, the film—set for release on February 12, 2026—transforms the quintessential romantic tragedy into a sweeping, immersive cinematic experience.

Aliens in suits and ties, delirium and disinformation—in Yorgos Lanthimos’ unsettling new sci-fi satire, Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons navigate a world where conspiracy blurs with reality and the absurdity of belief becomes a mirror reflecting our own society’s disquieting truths.

“Being a teenager outside of a major city in the UK involves long periods of loitering — they’re great conditions for dreaming, I think”.

Lynne Ramsay’s daring adaptation of Ariana Harwicz’s novel transforms a seemingly tranquil countryside house into a claustrophobic stage where Grace’s identity unravels under the pressure of love, absence, and expectation, turning everyday domestic moments into a tense, unsettling exploration of devotion, selfhood and psychological fracture.

In conversation for MUSE 59, she reflects on inclusivity in fashion and film, the power of authentic expression, and the changing landscape that allows voices of all genders, ages, and backgrounds to finally be seen. It’s a glimpse into the courage, creativity, and solidarity shaping her generation.