Sense and Sensibility is a fittingly easy viewing that is perfect for a Sunday afternoon. Whilst the 1995 version may have the edge in terms of some of its cast and emotional melodrama, this still delivers an engaging, beautifully crafted and charming adaptation.

A triumphant, velvet-drenched reminder that when it comes to the art of the period drama, Bridgerton still wears the crown.

The Testament of Ann Lee is a spellbinding, exhausting, and singular experience anchored by a career-best performance from Amanda Seyfried, and one of the most visually and musically distinctive films of the year.

Wuthering Heights is a bold, beautiful, intoxicating, brash statement of a film, which showcases genuine heartbreak and sensitivity yet also does find its feet occasionally stepping in trashy paperback fluff with a little stuffiness in the second half.