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Great films from great books are always the vision of two artists who each brought two visions of the world. It is a question of looking for a kind of equivalent, but one that is not limited to simple visual transposition. The representations of the same work are sometimes numerous, and sometimes very different. The problem of the imaginary is recurrent.But the classical adaptation of a great literary work can modify profound aspects of it: it can thus be transposed to another country at a completely different time. It is also possible to keep only one character and make him live other adventures, the important thing is to highlight only one aspect of the novel, to make it unique and unforgettable.In any case, pragmatic reasons do not exclude artistic ambition: every great filmmaker dreams of giving the inspiring book an extra dimension, of bringing it to life, of magnifying it, of revealing hidden meanings or riches. Every artistically ambitious director avoids slavish, let alone reductive, transpositions.

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