A new movie written and directed by Frances O’Connor opens this week. Based on the life of Emily
Brontë, the movie is titled, quite simply, “Emily.” What is nowhere near as simple is the notion of the truth as it relates to this movie.
No one would claim that the way things unfold in “Emily” is the way they unfolded in real life, it’s just the way things *could have* unfolded based upon the facts that we do know. The questions that arise surrounding that very simple idea are much more grand and exactly what we’re going to discuss this week.
As for our thoughts, well, our truth is contained in the audio. And as always, don’t forget to subscribe. We’re available for download at Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music/Audible and more.
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