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Elena Ferrante

  1. trailer mix
    Nothing in Life Is Promised Except an Elena Ferrante Screen AdaptationThe Lying Life of Adults, the dreamy Netflix series adapting the author’s latest novel, arrives on January 4.
    By Zoe Guy
  2. things to look forward to
    HBO’s Stylish and Dramatic My Brilliant Friend Season 3 Trailer Is HereThe full season-three trailer is here, amici.
    By Rebecca Alter and Alejandra Gularte
  3. trailer mix
    The Lost Daughter Trailer: A Beach That Makes You SadOlivia Colman, Dakota Johnson, and Jessie Buckley star in the debut film from writer-director Maggie Gyllenhaal.
    By Rebecca Alter
  4. fall preview 2020
    The Hardest Elena Ferrante Lines I’ve Translated“This is the problem with translation — you think, ‘Oh, wow, I could’ve done better here.’”
    As told to Hillary Kelly
  5. excerpt
    ‘Do You Think I’m Getting Ugly?’An excerpt from Elena Ferrante’s new novel, The Lying Life of Adults, narrated by Marisa Tomei.
    By Elena Ferrante
  6. fall preview
    19 Books We’re Excited to Read This FallElena Ferrante’s The Lying Life of Adults, Emma Cline’s Daddy, and Rumaan Alam’s Leave the World Behind, and more.
    Edited by Vulture Editors
  7. books
    Marisa Tomei to Narrate Audiobook for Elena Ferrante’s New NovelNow that’s amore.
    By Zoe Haylock
  8. roll clip!
    Netflix Announces Elena Ferrante Adaptation Before We Can Even Read the BookThere’s already a teaser.
    By Devon Ivie
  9. coronavirus
    You’re Going to Have to Wait a Little Longer for Elena Ferrante’s New BookThe Lying Life of Adults has been pushed to September.
    By Devon Ivie
  10. roll clip!
    My Brilliant Friend Season Two Trailer Will Have You Booking Flights to ItalyWe return to Naples on March 16.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  11. theater review
    London Theater Review: My Brilliant Friend, in Five Hours Onstage, Still PlayfulElena Ferrante’s four books become four acts.
    By James Frankie Thomas
  12. close reads
    My Brilliant Friend and the Relatable Horror of Elena’s ZitsIt isn’t merely that teenage Elena has acne, but how exquisitely all those pimples function as a (forsaken) facet of her character.
    By Hillary Kelly
  13. close reads
    The Hidden Meaning Behind My Brilliant Friend’s Neapolitan DialectIf Neapolitan is the language of Lenù and Lila’s imprisoning neighborhood, then Italian is the language of social mobility.
    By Justin Davidson
  14. tv review
    My Brilliant Friend Is an Intimate Adaptation of a Beloved NovelBased on Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan books, HBO’s My Brilliant Friend is a late-breaking candidate for show of the year.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  15. backstories
    The Challenges of Adapting FerranteThe team behind HBO’s My Brilliant Friend on bringing the author’s Naples to life.
    By Phoebe Reilly
  16. backstories
    Finding the Ferrante FourHow the stars of HBO’s My Brilliant Friend were chosen from 9,000 children to portray two of the most elusive characters in modern literature.
    By Phoebe Reilly
  17. new yorker festival
    Maggie Gyllenhaal Details Her Adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s The Lost DaughterShe doesn’t plan to act in the film.
    By Trupti Rami
  18. venice film festival
    HBO’s My Brilliant Friend Adaptation Should’ve Been an AnimeI’m kidding? No, not really.
    By Emily Yoshida
  19. trailer mix
    Watch the First Teaser for HBO’s My Brilliant Friend AdaptationComing this November.
    By Hunter Harris
  20. tca 2018
    Even the Director of My Brilliant Friend Hasn’t Met Elena Ferrante“We have been mailing to each other.”
    By Whitney Friedlander
  21. elena ferrante
    One U.S. Network Wanted to Move the My Brilliant Friend Adaptation to BrooklynA co-producer said “we really had to stand by our point to obtain maximum fidelity to the books.”
    By Jackson McHenry
  22. first looks
    See Elena and Lila Together in the First Photos From HBO’s My Brilliant FriendHBO hired two pairs of actresses to play the friends as kids and teenagers.
    By Jackson McHenry
  23. Nia Vardalos’s 10 Favorite BooksElena Ferrante, Margaret Atwood, Alison Bechdel, and more.
    By Nia Vardalos
  24. adaptations
    HBO Picks Up Italian TV Adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan NovelsBut who will play Lila and Lenu?
    By Jackson McHenry
  25. new yorker festival 2016
    Elena Ferrante’s Translator on Author’s Outing“I didn’t and don’t know who she is.”
    By Tara Abell
  26. What Can We Possibly Learn About Elena Ferrante?The main effect of Gatti’s report is to ruin the fun.
    By Christian Lorentzen
  27. elena ferrante
    Ferrante’s Novels Are Becoming a PlayTo debut in London this spring.
    By Jackson McHenry
  28. books
    Hillary Clinton Loves ‘Hypnotic’ Elena FerranteThe Neapolitan Candidate.
    By Halle Kiefer
  29. 2016 man booker international prize
    Kang Wins 2016 Man Booker International PrizeShe’ll share the prize with the book’s translator, Deborah Smith.
    By Dee Lockett
  30. adaptations
    Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan Novels Will Be Adapted for TVGet to reading!
    By E. Alex Jung
  31. influences
    The Affair’s Sarah Treem Loves the Elena Ferrante Novels TooLenú and Lila 4eva.
    By E. Alex Jung
  32. vulture lists
    7 Books You Need to Read This SeptemberEach month, Boris Kachka offers nonfiction and fiction book recommendations. You should read as many of them as possible.
    By Boris Kachka
  33. Jonathan Franzen, Elena Ferrante, and 8 More of BookExpo’s Hottest GalleysFranzen! Ferrante! 
    By Boris Kachka
  34. 17 Things We Just Learned About Elena FerranteNo author, certainly living and possibly dead, is both better and less known than Elena Ferrante.
    By Boris Kachka
  35. vulture recommends
    8 Books You Need to Read This SeptemberRead them all.
    By Boris Kachka