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Emma.: Film Guide

Emma
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14–16

A film guide that looks at Emma. (2020), a period romantic comedy based on the Jane Austen novel, in which a precocious young woman plays matchmaker within her social circle.

This guide is useful for exploring topics including English Literature and History in addition to highlighting themes surrounding friendships, historical periods and gender representation.

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  • History

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