The Trial by Kafka (film)

"The Trial" (film adaptation of Kafka’s novel) explores the story of Josef K., a man suddenly arrested and prosecuted by an opaque, oppressive judicial system without ever being informed of his crime. As he navigates a confusing and bureaucratic legal process, he faces increasing frustration and helplessness. The film highlights themes of alienation, powerlessness, and the arbitrary nature of authority. It’s a haunting meditation on guilt and justice, emphasizing how individuals can become entangled in systems that are impersonal, unjust, and impossible to fully understand or escape.