I don't know why this is even called "Mansfield Park"
Yes, it borrows the basic plot outline, characters, and place names from the book, but that's about it. Almost no one is recognizable as a character I knew from the book. Instead of being a woman who is in almost every other way almost a slave to others (making her moral strength all the more remarkable), Fanny comes across as an independent, opinionated modern woman. Perhaps Rozema invented a subplot involving slaves in the family holdings in the Caribbean because she knew that someone in the story should be powerless, but she couldn't bear for it to be her main character? The device of suddenly freezing the action seemed like a desperate afterthought - it happens too late in the movie to work as a recurring device. I saw this over a year ago and frankly I don't remember much more about it.