Director:
David Hugh JonesGuión:
Harold PinterMúsica:
Carl DavisReparto:
Kyle MacLachlan, Anthony Hopkins, Jason Robards, Juliet Stevenson, Polly Walker, Alfred Molina, David Thewlis, Robert Lang, Trevor Peacock, Michael Kitchen (más)Sinopsis(1)
Un día, Joseph K. se despierta como cada mañana pero se encuentra a dos personas que no conoce en su propia habitación. Le cuentan que ha sido detenido sin decirle el porqué de la imputación. Aunque le han detenido, le permiten ir a trabajar y mantener cierta libertad. Todo parece surrealista, pero cuando se acerca el día del juicio se da cuenta de que todo es real y tendrá que intentar salvarse de la sentencia. (Cine Company S.A.)
(más)Reseñas (1)
Maybe it's a shame, but I still haven't read Kafka's "The Trial", and perhaps because I lack a comparison with the literary original, I was quite enthusiastic about the film version, impressed by the absurd dialogues and the atmosphere of crooked Prague streets, balconies, and historical corridors and halls of the Lesser Town, and I initially considered giving it five stars. Later, I compared it with the atmosphere of other similar films and I did lower my rating, but I still have to say that I enjoyed the film, and if there had been more good acting performances in it, I would lean toward giving it five stars. The best from the ensemble cast used in this film was Anthony Hopkins in the role of an uncompromising yet mysterious priest. Perhaps more could have been extracted from the subject, but even so, it deserves a solid 80%.
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