Few filmmakers relish provocation the way Emerald Fennell does, and her upcoming adaptation of “Wuthering Heights” looks like her most combustible swing yet. The filmmaker has been unusually candid about how she approached Emily Brontë’s feral, storm-blasted novel — not as a tidy period drama, but as something closer to a psychic rupture. And now we know why. As part of a newly announced Female Filmmakers Collection from Simon & Schuster — a line of classic paperbacks reissued with new covers, forewords, and cinematic Easter eggs curated by contemporary directors — Fennell is writing the new foreword for “Wuthering Heights” (via THR), That opening salvo, arriving ahead of her 2026 film adaptation, reveals just how violently the book reshaped her interior world as a teenager. Continue reading ‘Wuthering Heights’: Director Emerald Fennell Says Her Adaptation Is Her “First Disemboweling By The Baby God” at The Playlist.

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