Franz

Oscar-nominated Agnieszka Holland takes on one of the most iconic literary figures of the 20th century. Set against the political and social climate of the era, she employs unconventional storytelling to illuminate the internal conflicts and existential anxieties of an artist whose name became a distinctive signature trademark.

Synopsis

Weaving together the different periods of Franz Kafka’s life, from his birth in Prague to his final days in Vienna, the story unfolds as a kaleidoscopic journey through the mind and memories of the iconic writer. It offers a nuanced and in-depth portrait of his conflicts between his father’s expectations and his creative drive, his complex relationships with women, and his ongoing struggles with self-doubt.