Synopsis
Imagine waking up one morning to discover that you’ve been arrested—but no one will tell you what you’ve done wrong. You are free to go about your daily life, yet an invisible court has already begun judging you. That is the unsettling world of Franz Kafka’s The Trial. In this review, we will explore Kafka’s themes of guilt, judgment, alienation and the search for meaning—and ask why The Trial still haunts us today
Our guest reviewer David BC Tan, loves books and movies, with a keen interest in the intersection of popular culture and theology. Before becoming a pastor at Hope Evangelical Free Church in 2017, he ran his own advertising and media company. He also serves as the current Secretary General of the Evangelical Free Church of Malaysia.
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Franz Kafka, The Trial