
My Neighbor
Overview
Based upon a short story (of the same name) by Franz Kafka, My Neighbor deals with anxiety and suspicion. This film was produced in conjunction with the Experimental Narrative Filmmaking class at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee during the spring of 2002.
Top Cast
Carl Bogner
Carl Bogner
Carl Bogner
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