| Praha – Kino Světozor | Sat 03/10 | 18:00 | 130 Kč |
One of the most acknowledged Australian architects and the laureate of the Nobel Prize in architecture (Pritzker Prize) Glenn Murcutt takes on the leading role in this documentary about a sensitive approach to architecture and its surroundings as well as to the community of people who use it. The cinematic journey climaxes in Murcutt’s unique project of a mosque without a minaret in Melbourne.
Introduction: Adam Gebrian
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