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Made for rigorous daily use in your city, this sophisticated all-rounder makes your perfect associate to take on all obstacles of the urban jungle for every distance ahead of you. The innovative steel frame of our Stadtfuchs is made for every imaginable situation in urban traffic and blends ergonomic design, functionality and safety into it.

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04492 | berliner mauern | Graffiti, StreetArt + Urban Jungle Pics from Berlin | 2. November 2019 | berlin, stadtfuchs, streetart

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stadtfuchs replied to your post:stadtfuchs replied to your post:soooo went to the...

I’ve been thinking about how to adapt the Foreigner series for TV for ages, and I can’t think of a way… It has amazing potential, but some of its main perks seem not translatable - literally, since it’s about language and the way it forms thinking.

hm well i don't have an answer obv i haven't read it. adaptation is a tricky business, tbh, it is so easy to go wrong. But i think some interesting advise would be to simply understand what's important about the story and not be afraid to change things. i know a lot of people get really irritated if an adaptation isn't 'faithful' to the original but what i think what that sentiment is really getting at is how some adaptations change things so liberally that it eliminates what's truly important about the characters and the story. you can definitely change things, lines, etc without compromising the essence of the story; i think it just takes some thinking and effort

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stadtfuchs replied to your post:soooo went to the bookstore on campus and found...

Happy you tried! :) Foreigner is the first, and while it has a white male protagonist, it has an awesome cast of aliens and the human /is/ the alien. There are two long backstory chapters at the very beginning that you can skip. Still her best series

looking it up now and the ones that were in the shop i think were 'peacemaker' and 'protector' which are the last ones i think. Mostly i was asking for recs bc i have to find something i want to adapt into a screenplay for one of my classes but later on i might come back to it!

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VOLTAIRE #2 ist da!!! und meine Serie STADTFUCHS ist drin :D danke an Dani und Marius und Mareike ;) vlt bald noch ein paar fotos.

http://sugarscroll.de/all/events/voltaire-2-release/