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He showers all his favor on Brontë’s older sister Charlotte and older brother Branwell, whose wayward ways demand special attention from the patriarch. She’s the black sheep in her family, both berated and neglected by her father (Adrian Dunbar), a widower and parish priest. She tends to steal away to private spaces or simply into her own head. Mackey’s Brontë regularly appears sullen or mortified by her surroundings. Hers is a more kinetic film, opting for handheld camera work and editing that follows the rhythms of Mackey’s ferocious performance closely.Įmily covers the years leading up to Brontë writing her novel, which is about cruel and haunted characters who play devastating games with love and social status.

It’s also a confident directorial debut for O’Connor, a veteran actor who starred in Patricia Rozema’s Mansfield Park and the BBC’s Madame Bovary, and in turn makes a period piece stripped of the pageantry and stateliness typical of the genre. They are just facets to this deep-feeling and sharply critical character who the film assumes funnelled her joys, sadness, yearning for tenderness and perspective on human behaviour into Wuthering Heights.Įmily is a sensitive and passionate portrait of the author. She also doesn’t treat Brontë’s mental and emotional challenges as an obstacle or some unfortunate plague on her short life – the author died from tuberculosis at 30. The characters in the film can’t diagnose these things, but a contemporary audience will spot the signs that O’Connor shrewdly layers into the role played by Sex Education’s Emma Mackey. Instead, Emily feels modern in the way it imagines Brontë’s reclusive demeanor and emotional swings with consideration towards trauma, depression and other possible mental health issues that we have the language for today. Instead, 15 Saturday evening games are on Citytv, and most of those are also on Sportsnet East.Not modern in that post-Bridgerton sense, where Black and brown characters hold positions of power in a fantastical British society stripped of colonial history. Only six Canadiens games are scheduled so far for CBC on Saturdays, and three of those are against the Leafs. Sportsnet still prefers reserving CBC Television for the more lucrative Maple Leafs, scheduling 20 Leafs matches so far on the public broadcaster. On Hockey Night in Canada on Saturdays, games will move around. Most games on Monday and Wednesday evenings will be national on Sportsnet, while games on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday evenings, plus most late-night or afternoon games, will be regional on TSN2. The Canadiens’ regional broadcasting rights are still held by TSN and RDS until 2026, so TSN carries 50 games in English on TSN2 and RDS broadcasts 60 in French. Both national networks also get all playoff games.

Rogers still holds the national NHL rights in English and Quebecor in French, meaning 32 national games in English on Sportsnet (or CBC or Citytv on Saturdays) and 22 national games in French on TVA Sports. In terms of where game broadcasts can be found, nothing changes on TV and radio. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

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