Phrases with «literary adaptation»

The phrase "literary adaptation" refers to the process of taking a written work, such as a book or a play, and transforming it into another form, like a movie or a television series. It involves bringing the story, characters, and themes from the original work to life in a different medium. Full definition

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Sentences with «literary adaptation»

As is customary with literary adaptations of this kind, subjective impressions are filtered through physical details. (nytimes.com)
, has delivered not only one of the best films of the year, but also one of the most intelligent literary adaptations in recent history. (trespassmag.com)
Well - acted and directed, it's a cut above most teen - oriented literary adaptations and requires no prior reading to enjoy. (dvdizzy.com)
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Phrases with «literary adaptation»

Sentences with «literary adaptation»

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