Continuing the 100 greatest novels everyone should read - by watching the film adaptations.

Ian McEwan's 2001 novel was brought to screen in 2007 by director Joe Wright.

Mark and Sarah discuss the story and how well it works as a film. 

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Mark & Sarah continue thier quest to watch the 100 greatest novels everyone should read by watching TV and Film adaptations of these great works.

In this episode Mark & Sarah discuss the Ralph Finnes and Liv Tyler film 'Onegin' from 1999. Despite not being able to pronounce the actors or characters names they look at this very famous story originally written in the form of poetry by Alexander Pushkin in the early 1800's.

The story is well known as an Opera but does it make a good film?

Mark & Sarah start a quest to watch the 100 greatest novels everyone should read by watching TV and Film adaptations of these great works. Do these great books also make good TV and Film versions? 

Umberto Eco's bestseller in 1980 was given the screen treatment in 1986 starring Sean Connery and Christian Slater. 

A detective novel set in a 13th century monastery. Sounds like it will be a good watch but what shocks Sarah so much?

Does the film live up to the books reputation and does it deserve a place in the 100 greatest novels everyone should read (or watch).