Kafka on DVD? (1 Viewer)

[Richard_D_Ramirez]

Does anyone have any info if "Kafka" (1991?) is/was on DVD?
Thanks in advance!
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[Tom-G]

Richard, it has never been available on DVD. I'm hoping it gets a release soon, it's a very fine film.
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[Jodee]

This is a Paramount property, and unfortunately I've never heard about any interest from them in releasing it.
You would think that with the newfound popularity of Mr. Steven Soderbergh it would get a release soon, as well the director's other works MIA on DVD, such as "King of the Hill" (Universal)and "Schizopolis" (Fox Lorber).

 

[Walter Kittel]

This was an early Miramax release. The LD of this title was released by Paramount. I'm unsure who holds the rights to this title ( but I believe it may be Paramount. ) I don't recall seeing this title mentioned in Martin Blythe's Paramount 'wish list' over in Studio Feedback earlier this year; so I wouldn't hold my breath.
But, I could be wrong.
- Walter.

 

[Andrew_K]

Kafka has been released on DVD in France.
Check http://www.dvdfr.com/dvd/fiche.php3?id=2160

 

[Samuel Des]

The most touching moment was the long (real) quotation from the letter to his father. I would very much like to see this on DVD.
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Best, Sam
Edit - Added "real"
[Edited last by Samuel Des on November 12, 2001 at 02:07 PM]

 

[Justin Doring]

I ran across this VHS tape in the store the other day, and I thought, "When are they going to release this great movie on DVD?" As Steven Soderbergh's best film, it's a shame it probably won't be released soon.
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[SteveGon]

Kafka has been released on DVD in France.

Yet another reason to move to France!

 

[Dave Gorman]

I'm reviving this ancient thread to ask if there is any news on a Kafka release?

 

[Josh Steinberg]

Criterion is releasing Schitzopolis by the end of the year.

A bare-bones Gray's Anatomy is out now, as well as a bare bones The Underneath, though I don't know if they will ever get a deluxe treatment. I would guess that "Kafka" and "King Of The Hill" will come out some day, but since neither was a big moneymaker, and Soderbergh doesn't care for his older films, I don't think there's going to be any rush to do it. Though I'm a big fan of Soderbergh, I can understand why he isn't terribly interested in those films at the moment. Still, I'll be first in line to grab those titles when/if they come out on DVD.