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The 12 pages that link to Adaptation (arts), each with the reason it gives.

• Biographical filmRelated: Films based on biographies or memoirs reshape written accounts for the screen.

• Television adaptationNarrower topic: Television adaptation belongs to this broader practice of transforming existing works.

• Literary allusionRelated: Adaptations often use allusions to signal their relation to a source while altering it.

• Media mixCompared with: An adaptation transfers a work between forms; media mix can build a property through several coordinated outputs.

• The God of Small ThingsNarrower topic: The opera demonstrates how the novel can be reinterpreted beyond prose fiction.

• The Sound of MusicRelated: The screenplay reworks a stage musical that was itself inspired by memoir.

• The Diary of a MadmanNarrower topic: Staging Gogol requires choices about what to preserve, omit, or embody.

• Fictional universeRelated: Adaptations carry a fictional world into new forms, sometimes changing its details.

• Mario PuzoNarrower topic: The Godfather films reinterpret Puzo’s novel rather than reproduce it verbatim.

• Bande dessinéeRelated: Novels, films, and historical sources can be reworked as sequential art.

• Ruth Prawer JhabvalaNarrower topic: Her career made literary adaptation a major bridge between her fiction and screenwriting.

• Tikkavarapu Pattabhirama ReddyRelated: Reddy’s film demonstrates how a Kannada novella could become a distinct cinematic work.