Why isn't KAFKA on DVD?

[nihilance]

Directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring Jeremy Irons. I saw this about 17 years ago when it was first released and always check from time to time to see if it is out on DVD yet so I can rewatch it.

Extremely surreal as it blurs the lines and incorporates elements from many of Kafka's books. I simply don't understand why it hasn't at least gotten a barebones release by now.

Any ideas?

[Doc Randy]

I LOVE this movie. I demand a DVD!

[Gregory]

The proper forms have not been submitted to the secret bureau of requests, and by asking about the DVD, you have broken 14 laws.

[Kody]

Actually, the film has been released, but it's in a form only cockroaches can understand.

Or so I'm told.

[schizorabbit]

I actually didn't like this movie when it came out, but I was a pretentious dickweed back then (philosophy major with a focus on existentialism). Maybe I'll like it now. Maybe its a rights issue or maybe...fuck, I don't know. Have you seen Orson Welles' rendition of the Trial? That, I thought, captured Kafka very well. But again, I liked it when I was a pretentious dickweed and haven't seen it since.

[Tim Simmons]

Haven't thought about this movie in years-- sucks that there isn't a DVD of it out...which is surprising, considering it's an early Sodenberg film--

[FedEx Fanboy]

I've had it on DVD for like 4-5 years now, Region 2 French DVD. That reminds me, I really need to rewatch it.

Must be a weird rights issue here in the US. Soderbergh's KING OF THE HILL has also not been released here in the States.

[nihilance]

I've had it on DVD for like 4-5 years now, Region 2 French DVD. That reminds me, I really need to rewatch it.

Must be a weird rights issue here in the US. Soderbergh's KING OF THE HILL has also not been released here in the States.

Well at least we still have freedom fries.