The Insurance Man (1985)
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As this interesting drama wends its way through a state bureaucracy filled with a broad spectrum of characters all trying to protect their turf, it alludes to the writer Franz Kafka's views on governmental mazes and the nature of an unwanted physical transformation. Young Franz (Robert Hines)… More As this interesting drama wends its way through a state bureaucracy filled with a broad spectrum of characters all trying to protect their turf, it alludes to the writer Franz Kafka's views on governmental mazes and the nature of an unwanted physical transformation. Young Franz (Robert Hines) breaks out in a rash and goes to the insurance company to get the means to find out what is happening (he works with textile dyes and suspects a connection there). Instead of being helpful, the bureaucrats dismiss him until a certain Mr. Kafka (Daniel Day-Lewis) advances his own theories as to Franz's problem. Much later down the road, yet another possibility is ironically provided. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
- Directed By
- Richard Eyre
- Genres
- Drama, Television, Art House & International
- In Theaters
- Feb 22, 1986 Wide
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Cast
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Daniel Day-Lewis
as Mr. Kafka
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Jim Broadbent
as Gutling
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Hugh Fraser
as Culick
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Anthony Haygarth
as Pohlmann
- Robert Hines