A série celebra o legado do mais conhecido autor alemão: Franz Kafka. Seus amores, o relacionamento com o pai autoritário, e a amizade com Max Brod. Junho de 2024 marca o centenário da morte do escritor.
Diretor e Elenco • Joel Basman, David Kross, Maresi Riegner, Nicholas Ofczarek, Lia von Blarer, Liv Lisa Fries, Tamara Romera Ginés, Robert Stadlober, Verena Altenberger, Judith Altenberger
1Max Brod is a well-connected writer and editor who saves his close friend's work from oblivion by breaking his promise to burn all unpublished papers after Franz's death; Max carries them to safety on the last train out of Prague at the onset of WW2.
2Kafka has a turbulent relationship with his on and off fiancée Felice Bauer; after getting to know each other mainly through letters, their engagement is broken off, renewed, only to be broken off again.
3Kafka's father --to whom Franz will address a merciless indictment of over 100 pages, never sent in his lifetime but posthumously published as "Letter to the Father"-- is strict and domineering.
4Kafka has an ambiguous relationship with his workplace; a brilliant insurance lawyer, Kafka is highly respected by his colleagues who, at the height of WW1, save his life by preventing him from enlisting.
5Kafka has a brief but intense relationship with the charismatic writer Milena Jesenská, who translated his work from German to Czech; he revealed his most intimate self to her and entrusted her with the safekeeping of his diaries.
6Kafka has a last great love, Dora Dymant, whom he meets in a Baltic sea resort which his imagination turns into the mythical village of his final novel "The Castle"; after moving in together to a flat in Berlin, Dora cares for Kafka until the end.
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