That most tempestuous English literature classic, Wuthering Heights, has been adapted countless times since it was first published, in 1847.
Emily Brontë's saga of a love so intense, so destructive as to burn all in its wake has enamoured scores of playwrights, composers, and filmmakers, and (most importantly) Kate Bush.
For her Heights-inspired directorial debut, Frances O'Connor takes a road much less travelled, opting to tell the story not of Cathy and Heathcliff but of their brilliant creator.
