A German short film adaptation of Kafka's narrative, focusing on production and premiere milestones.
The film establishes its core narrative by adapting Franz Kafka's classic story. The creative team begins translating the literary themes into cinematic language.
Director Igor Plischke shapes the short film format, focusing on visual storytelling and atmospheric tension. Production values are refined to match the source material's tone.
The completed short film premieres at the 49th Hofer Filmtagen. Critics and audiences experience the adaptation for the first time in a curated festival setting.
The film airs on Bayerischer Rundfunk during the Kurzfilm-Nacht slot. It reaches a broader public audience, concluding its initial distribution cycle.
This short follows Gregor Samsa from Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis". It is set in the modern world and shows the events leading up to Kafka's metamorphosis. Gregor is a young man working for a textile company, who breaks down mentally after his job becomes overwhelming. He slowly loses his sanity and touch with reality.
Igor Plischke
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