Both films gave us something fresh: Into the Woods by creating an entirely new framework within which to revive well-worn stories such as Rapunzel, Cinderella and Jack and the Beanstalk; Frozen by turning Hans Christian Andersen's Snow Queen folk tale upside down and adding awesome showtunes.
I think 'Dubbelspoor' is completely timeless, and it could be revived well into the 21st century and still seem completely of its time.
And even if the character of a young Birmingham boy, nicely played by Lewis Reeves, has a touch of wish-fulfilment, the play revives well as a deceptive boulevard comedy haunted by death.
Now that home sales are reviving, Wells is revving up marketing of the card, not only to new loan applicants, who stand to reap longer-term benefits, but also to existing Wells Fargo borrowers.
Black trade union activity (illegal until the mid-1980s) began to revive as well and focused rather more on political than on economic mobilization.
At low temperatures they lack metabolic activity for hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years but revive perfectly well upon being subjected to more clement conditions.
Although the community of practitioners of rural performing arts has been diminishing, efforts have been under way to revive as well as recontextualize some of the indigenous traditions so that they resonate with an increasingly cosmopolitan Philippine society.
"Man of Steel" is an expensive attempt to revive a well-worn Superman franchise.
In Germany, Brecht is a famous but forgotten figure: people revive the well-known plays but they forget that Brecht wrote the greatest poetry in the German language.
Manufactures include textiles, clothing, pottery, and bricks; the ancient weaving tradition has been revived as well.
