Métamorphose
Synopsis
One morning, after a night of anguish, a symptom of an unconscious revolt, a man wakes up transformed. He tries to reach his parents who knock on his door. With painful effort, he manages to open the door, but at the sight of him, frightened and disgusted by his disturbing strangeness, his parents close the door on him. Placed outside the world and desperately alone, he will have to endure the process of annihilation that is set upon him.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Louise Mercadier, Frédéric Even
- Screenplay & Story
- Franz Kafka
- Original Title
- Métamorphose
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- Unknown
- Production Studios
- SEESAW animation studio
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Louise Mercadier, Frédéric Even
Franz Kafka
Élisa Zurfluh
Department Leadership Roster
Louise Mercadier
Director
Frédéric Even
Director
Élisa Zurfluh
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About Métamorphose
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Métamorphose about?
One morning, after a night of anguish, a symptom of an unconscious revolt, a man wakes up transformed. He tries to reach his parents who knock on his door. With painful effort, he manages to open the door, but at the sight of him, frightened and disgusted by his disturbing strangeness, his parents close the door on him. Placed outside the world and desperately alone, he will have to endure the process of annihilation that is set upon him.
Who directed Métamorphose?
Métamorphose was directed by Louise Mercadier, Frédéric Even.
Who stars in Métamorphose?
The principal cast of Métamorphose includes Not specified.
When was Métamorphose released and how long is it?
Métamorphose was released in 2016 with a total runtime of Unknown.
Is Métamorphose based on a book or true story?
Métamorphose is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Franz Kafka".