Castle, The (1968)
“There’s been a mistake; they say you’re here as a guest.”
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Review: To K.’s credit (?), he never blows up at anybody despite his understandable frustration; instead, he simply moves from one spot in the village to another, continuously hoping that the next person he interacts with will provide him access. The snowy landscapes are beautifully desolate, and the interior sets appropriately surreal — however, your tolerance for this one will depend entirely on your interest in entering into Kafka’s bleak worldview. Notable Performances, Qualities, and Moments: Must See? Links: |