There are novelizations of individual stories from it, but trying to give the highlights of a novel which, even at its length, finds itself rushed to cover a span of nearly a century of time, would be difficult.
Basically, if you find any Chinese movie about "the Battle of Red Cliffs," that covers the most pivotal battle and it captures the type of subterfuge and intrigue that run throughout the rest of the book.
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