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FILM REVIEW - Kafka's The Burrow
COVER
REVIEW
Name:
Kafka's The Burrow
Second Name:
Kafka's Der Bau
Category:
Drama
Year:
2014
Company:
Beta Cinema
Language:
German
Actiors:
Axel Prahl, Josef Hader, KRISTINA KLEBE, Robert Stadlober, Roeland Wiesnekker, Devid Striesow, Fritz Roth, Erwin Leder, Jochen Alexander Freydank, Jochen Alexander Freydank, Jochen Alexander Freydank
Min:
110
Description:
"Anything might happen!" Franz Kafka (The Burrow) Kafka's THE BURROW is based on the unfinished novel of the same name by Franz Kafka, which has never previously been adapted for film. It tells the story of a man in his prime who, having seemingly achieved everything, has entrenched himself in his burrow, a fortress-like apartment complex. But no matter how hard he tries to ignore it, there it is: the world outside.
Surveillance cameras should ensure his safety and security, but the nightmare outside
Pusan 2014 Warsaw 2014
"Anything might happen!" Franz Kafka (The Burrow) Kafka's THE BURROW is based on the unfinished novel of the same name by Franz Kafka, which has never previously been adapted for film. It tells the story of a man in his prime who, having seemingly achieved everything, has entrenched himself in his burrow, a fortress-like apartment complex. But no matter how hard he tries to ignore it, there it is: the world outside.
Surveillance cameras should ensure his safety and security, but the nightmare outside
Pusan 2014 Warsaw 2014
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