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Book Ends: A Serious Man (2009)

EPISODE · Aug 19, 2021 · 47 MIN

Book Ends: A Serious Man (2009)

from Not Just Any Book Club · host Justin

This month is all about Kafka - and instead of talking about an adaptation of Kafka's work (sorry Orson Welles!), we're going to look at what exactly influenced. This episode is all about the Coen Brother's Kafkaesque black comedy A Serious Man (2009) - a movie about a man who tries to figure out what the world is doing to him.  On the surface, it seems like a comedy but the film is packed with a whole lot of meaning in the tiniest of things. So be sure to check that out! - Follow us on Twitter: @NotJustAnyPod - Check out our Goodreads page to see what we're reading! -Check out our other podcast, Not Just Any RPG! You can find us at twitch.tv/notjustanyrpg where we stream Friday at 8PM EST.

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