Works & Adaptations
Several of Nicole Fabre’s novels are currently being considered for adaptation into audiovisual works, extending their worlds to new audiences.
The projects presented on this page are intended for professionals in the audiovisual industry.
Captured during a raid and then sold into slavery in Provence, a young Scandinavian princess disrupts the fragile balance of an estate caught between family rivalries, political ambitions, and escalating violence.
A historical epic set in Carolingian Provence, at the crossroads of the Viking, Frankish, and Mediterranean worlds.
In the heart of Fascist Rome, between social gatherings, artists’ studios, and the corridors of power, Giulia Diacalone struggles to preserve her freedom under a regime that turns every action and relationship into a political stance.
A European epic about the allure of power, where love, art, and politics become inseparable.
During the Renaissance, as the Italian peninsula was torn apart by wars, intrigues, and power struggles, Leonardo da Vinci explored every facet of his art.
An intimate historical drama centered on Leonardo, Salai, his great love, desire, the impossibility of passing on his legacy, and the darkest human side of genius.