WUTHERING HEIGHTS (2026)

Starring: Margot Robbie as Catherine • Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff
Romance • Drama • Tragedy

A timeless tale of obsessive love and destructive passion returns in Wuthering Heights, a haunting and beautifully raw adaptation of Emily Brontë’s iconic novel. Set against the desolate, windswept moors of Yorkshire, Catherine Earnshaw (Margot Robbie) and Heathcliff (Jacob Elordi) are bound together by a love that defies the very nature of class, reason, and even fate itself.

Their bond is not simply romantic—it’s a force of nature, a relentless, all-consuming passion that grows darker and more destructive with each passing day. Catherine’s pride, Heathcliff’s vengeance, and their shared desire create an intensity that binds them to each other—and to a tragic fate neither can escape. In the world of Wuthering Heights, love is not a gentle thing. It’s wild, untamed, and at times, merciless.

This adaptation takes viewers deep into the hearts of its tormented protagonists, exploring how love can turn into an obsession, how pride can fuel destruction, and how vengeance can haunt both the living and the dead. Catherine and Heathcliff’s journey isn’t just about passion—it’s about the way their love poisons everything it touches, leaving only scars, broken spirits, and an endless cycle of suffering.

Wuthering Heights is a dark, romantic, and emotionally raw exploration of how love can become a haunting force, lingering in the hearts of those left behind long after death has separated them. Their love story is one of destruction, yes, but it’s also a story of longing—of hearts that are never quite meant to heal, of souls bound in a torment that time cannot erase.

The winds that blow across the moors aren’t just a backdrop—they carry with them the whispers of Catherine and Heathcliff, whose love story is destined to echo through eternity, impossible to forget, and impossible to untangle. This is love in its most devastating and beautiful form.

Some hearts are not meant to heal. And for Catherine and Heathcliff, love is a force too powerful to resist, no matter the cost.