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Although Virginia Woolf's Night and Day is not one of the author’s most memorable or notable works, this period drama adapted by actress Justine Waddell, seems to have all the makings of a typical story about a woman simply born in the wrong time. However, the film tries to offer far more than what is expected with unsatisfying results.
In 1910, astronomer Katherine Hilbery tries to push back against the patriarchal attitudes of the day, challenging what was expected of her as a woman and forging her own path in the field of science.
Full review over at Filmhounds.