The other day I went to the movies with my high school friends. It had been years since we'd done that because, as Juliana Canet once said, our get-togethers have been planned for a while now and are just a way to catch up. I have to say that meeting up to catch up with them is something I always look forward to; especially since half of us can no longer live in Barcelona and our regular get-togethers around the neighborhood are a thing of the past, for reasons beyond simply getting older and having more responsibilities.

Passionate gazes, fingers brushing, and sighs. The yearning for desire has become one of the keys to some of the audiovisual products that resonate most with audiences. In English, and on social media, the term "yearning" has become popularized, which in its most literal translation would be "anhel", but which more closely approximates the construction of desire built slowly and sustained over time. This concept is one of the core elements of Emerald Fennell's adaptation of "Wuthering Heights", which has just arrived in cinemas: in this very free and somewhat baroque version of Emily Brontë's story, desire sustained over time and unfulfilled for many years has devastating consequences. To make this adaptation, the English director was inspired by her interpretation of the book when she was a teenager.

Passionate glances, hands that brush and sighs. The yearning for desire has become one of the keys to some of the audiovisual products that work best with audiences. In English, and on social media, the term yearning has become popular, and it is used to define the building of desire that simmers slowly and is sustained over time. This concept is one of the core elements of Emerald Fennell's adaptation of Wuthering Heights, which has just arrived in cinemas: in this very free and slightly baroque version of Emily Brontë's story, desire sustained over time and unfulfilled for many years has devastating consequences. To make this adaptation, the English director was inspired by her interpretation of the book when she was a teenager.