"The Reference Is Kafka": Meeting with Filmmaker Arthur Harari, for the Release of His Film "The Unknown"
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David, a thirty-year-old and lonely photographer, is attracted to an evening by a blonde woman, a stranger. After a night of love, he wakes up in her body and goes on a quest to find her. This is the plot of a foreign thriller that is released this Wednesday on French screens after having been screened in competition at the last Cannes festival. Titled L'Unknown, this is Arthur Harari's third feature film.
Meeting with one of the most daring filmmakers of his generation, who embarks Léa Seydoux and Niels Schneider in the fantastic "The Unknown", and seeks to avoid the obvious for him as for the spectators.
Adapting his own comic strip, Arthur Harari, co-writer of Anatomy of a fall, who likes to probe the souls of characters with mysterious motivations, delivers an endless meditation on what constitutes us.
Arthur Harari signs with the Unknown one of the most distressing films of the year, a modern tale about characters lost in foreign bodies. Meeting with a filmmaker who prefers to evoke rather than explain.
In the official selection at the Cannes Film Festival 2026, the famous artist of Arthur Harari is released this Wednesday. A fantastic thriller worn by Léa Seydoux and Niels Schneider, who hijacks the body switch genre and explores with Kafkaian sobriety the vertigo of otherness.
Adapted from the comic book the Case David Zimmerman co-written by Arthur Harari and his brother Lucas, the Unknown, a cinema event of the coming week, looks at the few traces that we leave behind. The Unknown is thus completely crossed by a malaise...
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