Metamorphosis: Immersive Kafka

Metamorphosis: Immersive Kafka

Release date : December 19, 2010
Runtime : 40m
Countries of origin :
Original Language : Hungarian /
Director : Sándor Kardos /
Writers : Gabor Nemeth /
Production companies : PanoCAST /
December 19, 2010 40m Drama Hungarian More
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This experimental interactive short film is the most authentic adaptation of Kafka's famous story, The Metamorphosis, where Gregor Samsa one morning finds himself transformed in his bed into a gigantic insect. The film tells the entire story using a subjective camera, experiencing what happens from Gregor's perspective, as Kafka himself wanted it to be according to his own diary. It was shot with a 360 degree spherical remote controlled robotic camera that was directed and programmed to interact with the actors and to create an extremely low- angle view of the set as envisioned from the insect's 1st person perspective. Beyond the film/DVD release this method offers several interactive features available on-line, on interactive DVD and in the form of an art installations. —Barnabas Takacs
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  • title:Metamorphosis: Immersive Kafka
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2010
  • Runtime:40m
  • Genres: Drama ·
  • Countries of origin:
  • Original Language: Hungarian ·
  • Director: Sándor Kardos /
  • Writers: Gabor Nemeth ·
  • Production companies: PanoCAST ·
  • Overview:This experimental interactive short film is the most authentic adaptation of Kafka's famous story, The Metamorphosis, where Gregor Samsa one morning finds himself transformed in his bed into a gigantic insect. The film tells the entire story using a subjective camera, experiencing what happens from Gregor's perspective, as Kafka himself wanted it to be according to his own diary. It was shot with a 360 degree spherical remote controlled robotic camera that was directed and programmed to interact with the actors and to create an extremely low- angle view of the set as envisioned from the insect's 1st person perspective. Beyond the film/DVD release this method offers several interactive features available on-line, on interactive DVD and in the form of an art installations. —Barnabas Takacs
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