Shore, Gary. Drácula: A história nunca contada. EUA, 2014, 92 min.
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https://doi.org/10.5007/2175-7968.2015v35n2p485Abstract
A resenha versa acerca dos aspectos relevantes ao contexto social e linguístico da adaptação fílmica realizada por Gary Shore, em 2014, da obra Drácula, publicada por Bram Stoker em 1897. Utilizando-se dos pressupostos da fidelidade literária, da Disneyization e do papel do signo peirceano, a resenha busca expor os elementos que contornam o processo da adaptação cinematográfica e como se completam no público-alvo.
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