KVIFF – Kafka & Mr. Kneff: The new Soderbergh is the old Soderbergh
Nothing more fitting than celebrating Kafka in his home country – in a year marking the centenary of his death, the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival dedicated its main retrospective this year to the Czech author. Under the name of The Wish to Be a Red Indian: Kafka and Cinema, the retrospective brought together some more or less direct adaptations of Kafka and his life, as well as various shorts and features that are tributary to a Kafkaesque spirit.
Graduated with a BA in film directing and a MA in film studies from UNATC; she's also studied history of art. Also collaborates with the Acoperisul de Sticla film magazine and is a former coordinator of FILM MENU. She's dedicated herself to '60-'70s Japanese cinema and Irish post-punk music bands. Still keeps a picture of Leslie Cheung in her wallet.
