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Singers by Ivan Turgenev: every movie adaptation

Quick answer

Singers by Ivan Turgenev (1850) has been adapted into 1 movie: The Singers (2025).

It is book 17 of the A Sportsman's Sketches series.

About Singers

Singers is a book by Ivan Turgenev, first published in 1850 (original language: Russian). It is book 17 in the A Sportsman's Sketches series, which has 2 books on record. Genre: genre art. The first screen adaptation was The Singers in 2025.

1850 short story by Ivan Turgenev.

Every adaptation of Singers

The Singers

Movie · 2025 · United States · directed by Sam A. Davis

2025 short film directed by Sam A. Davis.

A Sportsman's Sketches: books in order

  1. Khor and Kalinych (1847)
  2. Yermolay and the Miller's Wife (1847)
  3. The raspberry water (1848)
  4. The District Doctor (1848)
  5. My neighbor Radilov (1847)
  6. Farmer Ovsyanikov (1847)
  7. Lgov (1847)
  8. Bezhin Lea (1851)
  9. Kasyan from the Beautiful Lands (1851)
  10. Bailiff (1847)
  11. The Office (1847)
  12. Loner (1848)
  13. Dos Terratenientes (1852)
  14. Lebedyan (1848)
  15. Tatiana Borisovna and nephew (1848)
  16. How Russians Meet Death (1848)
  17. Singers (1850)
  18. Peter Petrovich Karatayev (1847)
  19. The appointment
  20. The Hamlet of Shchigry District (1849)
  21. Chertopkhanov and Nedopyuskin (1849)
  22. The End Tchertopkhanov (1872)
  23. Living relic (1874)
  24. The Clatter of Wheels (1874)
  25. Forest and steppe (1849)

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Common questions

Has Singers been made into a movie?

Yes. Singers by Ivan Turgenev (1850) has been adapted into 1 movie: The Singers (2025).

Who wrote Singers?

Singers was written by Ivan Turgenev and first published in 1850.

How many adaptations of Singers are there?

We list 1 screen adaptation: 1 movie.

Is a new Singers adaptation coming?

No new adaptation date is on record yet. The latest released adaptation is The Singers (2025).

Is Singers part of a series?

Yes, it is book 17 of the A Sportsman's Sketches series; the series starts with Khor and Kalinych.

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