


In 1910 London, independent-minded Katharine Hilbery defies her family's expectations of marriage to pursue a career in astronomy. But when her father pressures her into an unwanted engagement, her resolve is tested. Through new friendships—including a bold suffragette and a thoughtful editor—Katharine begins to question the limits placed on her by society, love, and tradition, ultimately searching for a path that is truly her own.







It's a toss-up on whether this 1910-set drama about Katharine Hilbery defying her family to pursue astronomy actually works. The story itself gets called predictable, a well-trodden period piece about a woman questioning society's limits. What saves it are the performances, with Haley Bennett's Katharine anchoring the film, and the lush visuals, which everyone agrees are stunning. The director, Tina Gharavi, splits opinion right down the middle.
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