Did anyone notice Franz Kafka portrait in Gordon Cole's office?

I guess Lynch is paying a homage to his idol.

... in that movie, he's actually quite similiar to Stig Helmer in "Riget" there. the whole story is in part like an inverted take on Franz Kafka's book "America" and there's a lot of Kafka-esque characters and dialouge. Udo Kier don't have a large part if i remember correctly. ...

... in that movie, he's actually quite similiar to Stig Helmer in "Riget" there. the whole story is in part like an inverted take on Franz Kafka's book "America" and there's a lot of Kafka-esque characters and dialouge. Udo Kier don't have a large part if i remember correctly. ...

... in that movie, he's actually quite similiar to Stig Helmer in "Riget" there. the whole story is in part like an inverted take on Franz Kafka's book "America" and there's a lot of Kafka-esque characters and dialouge. Udo Kier don't have a large part if i remember correctly. ...

... enjoy seeing Frost do a show for them, too. Ronny Rocket (Frost can help him clean up the script if needed). And after that an adaption of Franz Kafka. I could see Frost working with him on both these projects, while they steer more towards Lynch's style than Frost's. After that maybe a well-deserved ...

... It's written in Portuguese only but I imagine that some of you can read it. It contains 12 short stories and it's pretty influence by Lynch, Kafka, Schulz, Beckett and Borges. “O Estado das coisas” is available for free in Kindle Unlimited or for $ 1,99 (both US and UK stores). If you are ...

Maybe someone here can remember, did Lynch once say he would love to do Franz Kafka's Metamophosis? "I don't like to say again that I love Franz Kafka because everybody says that. But I truly love him. We had a plan with Frantisek Daniel, to make a film based ...

Maybe someone here can remember, did Lynch once say he would love to do Franz Kafka's Metamophosis? "I don't like to say again that I love Franz Kafka because everybody says that. But I truly love him. We had a plan with Frantisek Daniel, to make a film based ...

Maybe someone here can remember, did Lynch once say he would love to do Franz Kafka's Metamophosis? I'm sure I read it in an interview somewhere but then again I may have dreamed it.... because I would love to see that. Kafka & Lynch seem like 2 peas in a pod ...

... agent Cooper is in the Doors!". Well, even more surprising (some 2-3 years later) was to see Kyle as Joseph K. in The Trial based on Kafka!

... triple or commiting customs fraud, unless you're lucky or bloody well-off. Some praying to your Special Customs Agent might be involved. It's more Kafka than Twin Peaks if you ask me. http://compranoexterior.com.br/como-evitar-ser-taxado/

... I recently finished reading The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, which is pretty over rated in my opinion, but an easy read. Also Franz Kafka's The Trial, I thought it was decent, but then when I got to near the end it became brilliant. There are a few conversations that are extremely ...

mmmmhhh....Probably a mix between Kafka and "cafard" (a cockroach in french) because of his story "The Metamorphosis"...it's that or it's a new SMS style for to write "cafard".

Kafka on the Shore is another surreal one of his books.

I've just read his shortish book, After the Dark, which was very Lynchian in certain aspects. The one character is constantly sleeping and at one point is transferred to the other side of a television screen.

Perhaps the lame adaptation of Naked Lunch deterred the Kafka thing, if it was actually considered.
Come to think, an INLAND EMPIRE-style Popol Vuh might... nah, best let him pick his own projects.