Lovers of Franz K.

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Set against the backdrop of the Cold War, this inventive thriller intertwines love and revenge with a debate surrounding Franz Kafka's legacy. As student activists question the ethics of publishing Kafka's works against his wishes, an assassination attempt on his friend Max Brod leads to a gripping interrogation of Ferdy Kaplan. Through this process, Kaplan's past unfolds, revealing a deep connection to Kafka and a radical group. The narrative explores themes of anti-Semitism, immigration, and the significance of literature, all while vividly depicting a pivotal historical moment.