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Directed by Emma HollyJones

"A gorgeous regency romp" ★★★★ Evening Standard
"A consistently hilarious film” ★★★★ Empire
"Stunning... uniformly strong performances" ★★★★ Flickering Myth
"Cracking fun" ★★★★ Metro
"A delightful, sparkling rom-com” ★★★★ Close Up Culture
‘...directed with an alluring blend of badinage and upper-crust sensuality by Emma Holly Jones.” Variety
“First-time feature filmmaker Emma Holly Jones spins a lush, lavish, and quite frisky tale with her “Mr. Malcolm’s List.” Indiewire
“Jones’ debut is stuffed to the brim with the sharp dialogue and rich costumes that bring us back to the period romance genre again and again.” The Wrap
““Mr. Malcolm’s List” is an impressive directorial debut for Jones, who has the flair and control of a more seasoned director. Wonderfully conceived and crafted from every level of production, this is one of the most joyful period romantic comedies in years.” Next Best Picture
“Though this is director Emma Holly Jones’ debut feature, she already proved herself with the 2019 short, exuding the assuredness to lend authenticity to this American work of fiction.” AV club
“Her feature-length debut ticks a lot of boxes. She and film-making, in other words, are a very fine match.” Evening Standard
“Emma Holly Jones’s handsome direction and an excellent cast put meat on its bones.” Timeout
“For sure, Emma Holly Jones has created a thing of beauty and most importantly a twenty-first century comedy set in the early 1800s. It should appeal to all ages and all people.” Close-up Culture
“Mr Malcolm’s List is a hell of a calling card for Jones as a first-time feature director and slots straight into the zeitgeisty trend for joyously silly period romps." Flickering Myth
“Director Emma Holly Jones, in her debut feature, commands the screen with an assuredness beyond her years.”Entertainment.ie
“Emma Holly Jones has expertly directed the cast to produce such a pleasing period film which, combined with the captivating score, will entice non-rom-com fans.” Movie Marker
“Her debut is a witty piece of work that is saccharine without being thoughtless.” Totally Dublin