For the Benefit of Mr. K

About this movie

From the earliest point when I started to make film one of the biggest influence on my way of thinking came from Franz Kafka. In particular the titles ‘Castle One’ and ‘Castle Two’ made symbolic reference to Kafka’s book ‘The Castle’. In this book, like ‘The Trial’ the central fictitious but ‘first-person’ existential character was ‘K’ – clearly in part an oblique but intentional reference to Kafka’s own name. The short video sequence used in ‘For the Benefit of Mr. K’, was shot in the little street in Prague showing the small house in which Kafka wrote ‘The Trial’. The title is also a direct reference to the song by the Beatles. The sound track is a short sequence discovered by my son of the Beatles rehearsing this song in the Abbey Road recording studio.

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Year
1995
Runtime
1m
Language
EN
🎬 Malcolm Le Grice

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For the Benefit of Mr. K has a runtime of 1m ( and 1 minute).
For the Benefit of Mr. K was directed by Malcolm Le Grice and released in 1995.

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