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The visuals alone make Orson Welles' Le Procès / The Trial (1962) worth exploring. This cinematic accomplishment, a force of imagination and will, is stunning.
Based on Franz Kafka's Der Process (first published in 1925 but drafted during the Great War of 1914-1918).
This nightmarish workplace was a real one. Welles found it and filmed it, with Anthony Perkins walking through the middle of an interior field of typing. Happy Labor Day!
Love in the middle of a paper hoard. Leni (Romy Schneider) and Josef K (Anthony Perkins).
Josef K, like many of his fellow countrymen then or now, doesn't seem to know if he's coming or going. . . Here, he finds himself outside the Big Room. The Lady or the Tiger?
Today's Rune: Partnership.
1 comment:
Scary about that "real" work place. wow.
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