the word "being" is a word that only "people" are qualified to use. If you ask dead objects: "Does the table exist? Does the chair exist?" the question is actually meaningless, because whether you ask the question or not, these things are the same and will not change. Except people. Adventure in an era of institutionalization is too easy to hide, so it is more complicated and confusing. The more stable the society, the more suppressed the fantasies.
Ingenious director Steven Soderbergh imaginatively sets Kafka in a world associated with his novels, and draws Kafka into a whirlpool of hazy and thrilling experiences. In the film, the bold technique of black and white color overlap is used, and the rich and rich black and white pictures suddenly change back to color at the intense climax, which is surprising. The existence itself is really absurd!
After watching the disc, I was not very interested. I found "Castle" on the Internet, and Haruki Murakami's "Kafka by the Sea" to read it. This is another gain after watching the movie.
Director: Steven Soderbergh Main
: Jeffrey Irons1991
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