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The 15th edition of the Film and Architecture Festival starts in just one week! From 30 September to 5 October, we’ll bring films exploring architecture, cities, and the environments we live in to cinemas and other festival venues.
One of our picks from this year’s programme is Living Together. How did a group of young Dutch people with no previous experience of a project like this manage to design, finance, and eventually build a collective housing project? The result is Amsterdam’s first self-built housing cooperative and a home for 36 households.
The screening in Brno is already sold out, so don’t wait too long to get your tickets for Prague!
The 15th edition of the Film and Architecture Festival opens on 30 September at 8:30 PM at Kino Světozor with the film Stardust: A Story of Love and Architecture.
Director Jim Venturi’s personal documentary tells the story of his parents, architects Denise Scott Brown and Robert Venturi, exploring their life together, their creative partnership and their extraordinary influence on modern architecture. Jim Venturi will join us in person for the opening screening.
Before Stardust, we will screen the short film Hell of a Deal, created especially for our festival.
How well do you know architecture in film? Put your knowledge to the test in an unconventional film and architecture quiz brought to Prague by Dutch architect and filmmaker Jord den Hollander.
An evening of film clips and questions exploring the intersections of architecture, cinema, and this year’s festival theme of housing.
The Big Brutal Quiz takes place on 2 October at 7:30 pm at Kavárna Na Boršově. The quiz will be held in English only.
To Be or to Bnb, that is the question.
To Be or to Bnb is the question at the heart of the 15th edition of the International Film and Architecture Festival. Housing takes centre stage as an essential part of everyday life.
See more with the 3 + 1 festival pass. Make the most of the programme with the Archeditation 3 + 1 pass. Buy 4 festival tickets and get them for the special price of CZK 510.
The Archeditation package includes: Stardust – A Story of Love and Architecture, Empathy for Concrete Things, Living Together, The Story of De Warren and The History of Concrete.
More stories, fewer receipts.
The jubilee 15th edition of the international Film and Architecture festival will focus on the theme of housing as one of the most pressing social issues of today. From Wednesday, September 30 to Monday, October 5, it will present contemporary international film productions examining various forms of home in Prague, Brno, and two dozen other cities.
Under the motto “To Be, or to BnB“, the festival will explore collective and affordable housing, the transformation of cities and public spaces, architectural visions influencing the quality of everyday life, as well as the impacts of gentrification and changes in the urban environment. According to Václav Ševčík, the festival’s curator: “Housing is a rewarding filmmaking topic that has been approached from many perspectives, especially in recent years. Audiences can look forward to investigative critiques, inspiring stories on how to overcome the crisis, and iconic houses by world-renowned architects,”
Archievening is back! We are opening the season with the fascinating Swiss documentary Brunaupark, which touches on the highly topical issue of housing affordability and the transformation of urban spaces. The film follows the fate of a Zurich residential complex with more than four hundred households, facing planned demolition to make way for new development. Over the course of three years, directing duo Hergert and Zietlow captured not only the growing uncertainty among local residents, but also the strength of a community that refuses to give up its home. The screening is also the first taste of this year’s Film and Architecture Festival.
Brunaupark will be screened after Kruh’s May lecture, “Zurich: Supporting Social Diversity and Community Life”, featuring architect Pascal Müller from Müller Sigrist Architekten. Separate tickets are required for the lecture and the screening, or you can take advantage of a discounted Archievening package (lecture + screening).
Tune in to Zurich with Kruh.
The Film and Architecture Festival announces an open call for films related to the topic of architecture, urbanism and design. We accept short films, mid-length, or feature films.
Selected works will be screened at the 15th edition of the Film and Architecture festival which will be held from Septeber 30 to October 6.
Submit your movies HERE
Deadline: May 31, 2026
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