Margot Gerber 213.466.3456, ext. Filmmakers will appear for post-screening discussions subject to their availability.
Parking is free on the studio lot.
Within the labyrinth of Prague's city streets, a young American writer finds himself trapped in the paranoid and nightmarish world of Kafka's The Trial . Adapted from Tom Stoppard's play. Winner of the Best Screenplay award at the Davis Film Festival. Set in Berkeley in 1968 against a backdrop of worn-out radical chic, shrill Nixonian totalitarianism and hippie psychedelica, this film is a dizzy detective story about a man in search of his own sanity. Advance press screenings are available on tape at the offices of the American Cinematheque.