Examples of using Screen adaptation in English and their translations into German
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Screen Adaptation and Direction by Sergey BONDARCHUK.
Impossible" series or the screen adaptation"Red Sparrow.
Screen adaptation by Sergei BONDARCHUK, Vassily SOLOVIOV.
She appeared, among others, in The Bourne Identity and in the screen adaptation of Elementarteilchen.
Screen adaptation by Sergei BONDARCHUK, Vassily SOLOVIOV.
This film marks Neil Jordan's second screen adaptation, after“The Butcher Boy”, of a novel by Patrick McCabe.
This screen adaptation of the Maurice Maeterlinck's tale was the first Soviet-American co-production.
The emphasis on the relations between literature and other media focuses on screen adaptations and the role of literature in new media.
This is the second time, after the screen adaptation Tschick(Goodbye Berlin) in 2016, that Akin has worked with the director and screenplay author, Hark Bohm.
On February 16, international producers will again have theopportunity to discover new literary material for screen adaptations at the Berlinale Co-Production Market.
Ingenious screen adaptation of the historical thriller“The Councillor of State” in the Fandorin series of cult author Boris Akunin, who also wrote the screenplay.
But this is also the problem with most book trailers- at least those that don't work in an abstract style,but rather act as a kind of ultra-short screen adaptation or pseudo-film-trailer.
In addition to television productions including Flemming and screen adaptations of Martin Suter's Allmen crime novels, Finzi also appeared in Robert Schwentke's Der Hauptmann 2017.
He also wrote an autobiography entitled"To the Castle and Back",and there is a film adaptation coming soon based on the screen adaptation of Georges-Marc Benamou's book"The Ghost of Munich.
Reem Aljarbou was also impressed by the screen adaptation of Hissa's story of participation in a male-dominated poetry competition taking place in a male-dominated society.
The Berlinale Special is screening the following important film works:French director Jacques Demy has moved generations of viewers with his screen adaptation of the fairly tale Peau d'ane(Donkey Skin) by Charles Perrault.
Set against the backdrop of post-war Germany, the screen adaptation of Siegfried Lenz' short story released in 1949 shows a snapshot in time of Mr. Schwamm, an indulgent husband and caring father, who wants so save his depressed son.
Partial view of the Roman summer resort from the valley below with shepherds with sheep at the viaduct of Via Appia as well as parts of the town, among which the Palazzo Chigi-scene not least of great parts of Visconti's screen adaptation of Giuseppe di Lampedusa's Il Gattopardo including the ball scene- and the dome of Bernini's Collegiata di Santa Maria Assunta.
Ozon encountered"Angel" about five years ago:"I sensed immediately that a screen adaptation of the book would provide me with an opportunity to deal with an entire romantic universe; it would also give me a pretext to create a broadly sweeping epic in the style of melodramas of the 30s and 40s, revolving around the rise and fall of a flamboyant personality.
Films in HD quality(High Definition), ZDF-productions such as countless Rosamunde Pilcher- screen adaptations as well as over 1000‘concerts of all genres' thanks to a licensing contract with Universal Music.
Introduction: The composition came into being in the summer of 1994 as a soundtrack to the screen adaptation of Robert Schneider's novel'Schlafes Bruder'(director: Joseph Vilsmaier) and has become established as a popular work for organ with several CD recording.
In conclusion, we would like to share a timely programming tip: THE BEAUTIFUL DAYS OF ARANJUEZ,Wim Wenders' latest screen adaptation, based on his longtime friend and companion Peter Handke's play of the same name, is now playing in German cinemas following its theater release on January 26 th.
Gemini With the same wordy title as the humorous and bestselling picaresque novel"The Centenarian Who Climbed Out the Window andVanished" its equally funny screen adaptation came to the theatres narrating the unbelievable story about Allan, the Swedish explosives expert, whose life is an absurd trip through world history.