Film screening of Georgia Oakley's new take on Jane Austen's novel, following the Dashwood sisters in 18th-century England.
Taliesin Arts Centre is screening Sense and Sensibility on Friday 6 November, a new take on Jane Austen's novel. It's a 2026 film directed by Georgia Oakley, a USA/UK production, and it runs for 132 minutes.
If you know the story, you'll recognise the Dashwood sisters, Elinor and Marianne, at the centre of it. They're navigating love, loss and financial uncertainty, all set against the social expectations of 18th-century England. The film is described as a thrilling and charming story that draws people in with its fresh and compelling approach to the source material, so it's not just a straight retelling of the book you might have read in school.
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It's a full-length feature, and with the 132-minute running time, you'll be in your seat for a good two hours and twelve minutes. The screening starts at 7:30pm, so it's a proper evening out rather than a matinee. Tickets are £7.75 full price, with under 26s and students getting it for £5.00. If you're coming with a group of friends or family, it's a fairly easy one to fit into a Friday night.
