Close reading of the film Kafka (1991) by Steven Soderbergh with reference to the relationship between screenplay and film, to the relationship between internal intertextuality (screenplay) and external intertextuality (film) and to the film’s belonging to codified cinematographic genres, such as the German (expressionist) cinema of the 1920s and the Anglo-American film noir, as well as in relation to the genre of the so-called biopic
“Kafka – is that your real name?” Kafka (1991) di Steven Soderbergh / Matteo Galli. - ELETTRONICO. - Quaderni Lea:(2025), pp. 23-38.
“Kafka – is that your real name?” Kafka (1991) di Steven Soderbergh
Matteo Galli
2025
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Close reading of the film Kafka (1991) by Steven Soderbergh with reference to the relationship between screenplay and film, to the relationship between internal intertextuality (screenplay) and external intertextuality (film) and to the film’s belonging to codified cinematographic genres, such as the German (expressionist) cinema of the 1920s and the Anglo-American film noir, as well as in relation to the genre of the so-called biopicFile in questo prodotto:
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