By fictionalizing major events in Emily Brontë’s life, ‘Emily’ frees the repressed author from the confines of patriarchy — In 1848, Emily Brontë died at age 30 of tuberculous, a year after the pseudonymous publication of Wuthering Heights. Since her passing, readers of subsequent generations have studied her now classic novel, as well as the 200 poems she wrote during her lifetime. Countless directors, as well, have tried to…