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Sense and Sensibility Review: Georgia Oakley Brings Keen Eye to Jane Austen Adaptation

October 13

It’s always tempting to discuss Jane Austen adaptations in comparison with their predecessors, especially when the most famous example here is Ang Lee’s version that earned Emma Thompson her second…

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