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Kafka (1991)
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The sophomore effort by Steven Soderbergh (sex, lies, and videotape) is an audacious and stylistically impressive experiment in a completely different direction from his debut. Working from a script by Lem Dobbs, Soderbergh follows the miserable day-to-day existence of Franz Kafka (Jeremy Irons), an insurance clerk in a large, impersonal company. Hiding out in his garret at night, he writes material he assumes no one will ever read. But then he happens upon clues that make him believe there is some plot afoot to suppress thought and he follows the trail into a hidden sanctuary, at which point the film abruptly shifts from shadowy...
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Thoroughly engrossing entertainment -
KAFKA is an intriguing, nightmarish-type flick. Its story is based on a sequence of dangerously bizarre incidents (purely fictional) that involved the famous, Austrian, novelist FRANZ KAFKA.
Released in 1991, KAFKA was set in Prague, Czechoslovakia. The year was 1919.
KAFKA is a...
(complete Kafka review by CowboyJunkie)
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