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This study explores how African film and literature adapt themes of violence, examining the ways in which these narratives translate and transform violent experiences through visual and literary mediums. It investigates the cultural and societal implications of representing violence within the context of African storytelling, focusing on the unique perspectives and interpretations offered by filmmakers and authors.

Explore the dynamic relationship between literature and its cinematic adaptations with The Cambridge Companion to Literature on Screen. This essential guide offers authoritative insights into the theory, history, and practice of transforming literary works for film and television. It's a comprehensive resource for students and scholars interested in screen studies, film adaptations, and the evolving landscape of film and literature.