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It's 1818, and "the season" is in full swing in upper-class London. The "ton" of high society is present in full force, making their way through balls, operas, dinners, teas, walks around bodies of water large and small, and even the occasional horse sale, all in the service of of one main objective: to capture a spouse, and hopefully one with a lot of money to his aristocratic name. But a lady from high society is still on strike, and when she enters her fifth season without landing a suitable husband, things are getting pretty desperate. Pretty soon, they'll even turn downright bad. First-time filmmaker Emma Holly Jones tells a lush, lavish and rather playful story with her “Mr. Malcolm's List,” featuring a new twist on the Regency-era romantic comedy that has kept author Jane Austen such a popular commodity for so long. Jones, however, makes almost as many missteps along the way (a losing streak, a predictable plot, and a conclusion that feels too eas...