Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life(1995)

Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life is a surreal comedy that imagines the author struggling to write Metamorphosis while battling writer's block. Kafka wrestles with a fundamental creative problem: what should his protagonist Gregor Samsa transform into? His attempts at concentration are constantly derailed by intrusive door-to-door salesmen, flirtatious young women, and increasingly bizarre hallucinations of his own making. The film blends Kafkaesque absurdism with comedic interruption, trapping its protagonist in a maze of distractions both mundane and fantastical. As Kafka's frustration mounts, the line between his inner turmoil and external chaos blurs, turning the writing process itself into a darkly humorous ordeal that mirrors the existential anxiety of his most famous work.