The world outside has changed, Mr. Lamb said, and the church, if it is to survive, eventually will have to adjust as well -- just as parents who grew up in a more innocent era have adapted to a more dangerous world.
Responding to the popularity of American movies in the early Bolshevik era, Barnet and Ozep adapted a 1923 faux-American novel written in Russia and turned its agitprop setup into what is surely one of the earliest movie-referential movies.
What makes certain songs able to persist through any era, and adapt themselves?
In the era of risk adapted therapy approaches, predictors of good and bad therapy response must be clearly identified.
DFA is, even in the "PCR era", a particularly adapted method for the long term surveillance of respiratory viruses in a pediatric population.
When L. infantum, originally transmitted by Phlebotomus spp., was introduced from Europe to Central and South America in the post-Columbian era, it readily adapted to several vectors of the genus Lutzomyia (3 ).
Graeme Virtue Water For Elephants (Francis Lawrence, 2011) 6.40pm, Film4 Old-fashioned charm floods this depression-era romantic drama, adapted from Sara Gruen's bestseller.
Affleck wrote the screenplay and directs and stars in the Prohibition-era mobster film adapted from Dennis Lehane's novel.
Her powerful books, while rated as among the most accomplished of her era, have rarely been adapted for television, but next week her most famous work, Wide Sargasso Sea, is to be brought to the screen in a lavish new BBC film shot in Jamaica.
Despite the film's obvious fondness for its subject and for the era, "Steal This Movie!," adapted from two books -- Abbie and Anita Hoffman's "To America With Love: Letters From the Underground" and Marty Jezer's "Abbie Hoffman: American Rebel" -- doesn't sanctify either the 60's or the main character, whom Vincent D'Onofrio plays with an appealing, self-conscious gusto.
