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All the books by Henry James adapted to cinema and television, ranked
The story tells of a young au pair hired by a man to look after his niece and nephew at the family country house after they fall into his care. Arriving at the Bly estate, she begins to see apparitions that proceed to haunt the premises.
Caught in the midst of her warring parents, six-year-old Maisie bears witness to their tumultuous relationship. On one side is a rock star known for his party-hardy lifestyle, while on the other is a self-absorbed art dealer. Through the eyes of their neglected daughter, the consequences of their actions and the fallout of their battles unfold.
In a small French town at the close of the 1920s, Julien Davenne, a journalist, grapples with the loss of his wife Julie, who passed away a decade earlier. He carefully assembles all of Julie’s belongings in the green room. However, when a fire ravages the room, he decides to refurbish a small chapel, dedicating it to the memory of Julie and other departed individuals in his life.
In a small French town at the close of the 1920s, Julien Davenne, a journalist, grapples with the loss of his wife Julie, who passed away a decade earlier. He carefully assembles all of Julie’s belongings in the green room. However, when a fire ravages the room, he decides to refurbish a small chapel, dedicating it to the memory of Julie and other departed individuals in his life.
In a small French town at the close of the 1920s, Julien Davenne, a journalist, grapples with the loss of his wife Julie, who passed away a decade earlier. He carefully assembles all of Julie’s belongings in the green room. However, when a fire ravages the room, he decides to refurbish a small chapel, dedicating it to the memory of Julie and other departed individuals in his life.
Set in a future where emotions are perceived as a danger, Gabrielle makes the decision to cleanse her DNA using a machine that immerses her in her past lives, aiming to eliminate strong feelings. However, upon encountering Louis, she experiences a profound connection, as if they share a timeless bond. This melodramatic tale spans three distinct periods – 1910, 2014, and 2044 – blending genres as it unfolds.
The story follows a young governess who is hired to take care of two orphaned children at a remote country estate. As she starts her job, she begins to see apparitions of the former governess and her lover, who both died under mysterious circumstances. The governess becomes convinced that the ghosts are trying to possess the children and must fight to save them from evil forces.
Over the span of 25 years, a man and a woman spend their time in a vast nightclub, eagerly anticipating an enigmatic event on the horizon. From 1979 to 2004, we witness the metamorphosis of disco into techno music, all while uncovering a tale of love and obsession intertwined with their journey.
The mysterious romance between John Marcher and May Bartram is depicted as a captivating duet, entwined with an ominous secret. The story is portrayed in a style that combines physicality and poetry, creating a mesmerizing narrative.
In a mysterious estate located in rural Maine, a newly hired nanny is tasked with caring for two disturbed orphans. However, she soon realizes that the children and the house hold dark secrets and that things may not be as they seem.