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Starz to Adapt Miranda July’s All Fours for Television
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The premium cable network Starz has officially acquired the rights to develop a television series based on Miranda July’s acclaimed novel, "All Fours." This literary work explores the internal and sexual transformation of a semi-autobiographical artist during her mid-forties. Since its debut, the book has achieved significant critical success, earning a spot on numerous best-of-the-year lists and remaining a bestseller for several months. July expressed her enthusiasm for the partnership, noting that the network’s commitment to authentic female narratives makes it the ideal platform for her story. Executives at Starz highlighted the project as a key part of their initiative to provide provocative, adult-oriented programming. This upcoming adaptation aims to translate the novel's unconventional and intimate portrayal of desire and self-discovery to the screen.
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