A summer day in the iconic modern La Ricarda House through the eyes of two girls. The fictional film offers a female perspective on Antonio Bonet Castellana's 1950s architecture, which...
Portrait of the famous architect Ada Karmi-Melamede, directed by her daughter, filmmaker and architect Yael. The author of landmark buildings such as the Supreme Court of Israel and Ben Gurion...
This visually captivating documentary explores architecture in the context of climate change, resource scarcity, the circular economy, or the refugee crisis. Conceived as a visit to an architectural triennial in...
Brutalism, an architectural movement full of sharp edges, raw concrete, and monumental aesthetics. This short film comprehensively presents its most striking forms across continents and shows how this style has...
A rhythmically edited film tour of nearly 30 works by the Uruguayan engineer and architect, Eladio Dieste, whose work is unique and specific in its unconventional brick stacking and use...
The island of Corfu became a second home for architect Piers Taylor. Instead of a lavish villa, he designed a building inspired by shepherd's huts and agricultural shelters scattered among...
Is our future on the water? The French documentary is not another alarming statement about the state of the world, but rather presents the incredible results of several years of...
A playful animation of the journey of two male artists and one female artist in the footsteps of Minette de Silva, Sri Lanka's first female architect, a pioneer of tropical...
From SIAL Nursery to Rotterdam. The personal and professional story of a Czech architect who, after emigrating, rebuilt her career in the Netherlands. The documentary film by architects Markéta Mráčková...
The personal and professional affection between the patron Truus Schröder-Schräder and the Dutch architect and designer Gerrit Rietveld led to the creation of the Rietveld and Schröder House in 1924,...
A film portrait of one of the most important Spanish representatives of contemporary architecture, Enrico Miralles, who died at the age of only 45. Miralles was the author of extraordinary...
They were once important buildings, valuable works of art, icons representing the state. What is left of them and what do they mean today? Soviet construction and its modernist and...
What goes on behind the doors of a former foundry in the heart of Amsterdam? In the complex called Tetterode, a large community of artists have found refuge, who have...
How much can one tenacious working mother do against politicians and developers and their plan to gentrify her beloved downtown New York neighborhood? The inspiring story of activist Frances Goldin's...
This short poetic film by Greta Stocklassa, winner of the Český Lev Film Award and author of several films produced by the Kruh association, focuses on the building of the...
A stone that sings, wanders, and doubts. Julie Černá's lyrical animated musical had its world premiere at the Berlinale Film Festival. It tells the story of the Stone of Destiny,...
On his brief but important visit to Argentina, architect and Bauhaus representative Marcel Breuer designed the Ariston Hotel in the coastal town of Mar del Plata, a utopian promise of...
Brutalist concrete buildings on Ireland's Ballyloughane beach are sparking social debate. Two identical elements in the shape of benches, reminiscent of Soviet bus stops, have attracted both enthusiasm and criticism....
A special screening of a film portrait of the world-renowned Uruguayan sculptor Pablo Atchugarry by director and this year's guest curator of the Section: Inspiration, Mercedes Sader. The film delves...
Three interconnected stories, one house. Electronic music and innovative camera work combine architecture, design, and ideas of recycling, preservation and working with genius loci. It all takes place in an...
Does the industry manage the waste it produces appropriately? A series of short films made in collaboration between the creative duo Bêka & Lemoine and the well-known Brussels-based collective Rotor,...
Can a city develop without erasing the historical memory of particular places? The Uruguayan visual artist, Alfredo Ghierra, explores this question with the example of his hometown Montevideo. He interviews...
What would it look like if Tehran moved to Canada? In this surreal and slightly satirical comedy, director, co-writer and protagonist Matthew Rankin presents his distinctive and highly disparate, but...
How is the construction of a large-scale development project on a small hill on the outskirts of Bratislava changing the lives of the local population that has lived here peacefully...
The visionary architecture and design studio LOT-EK was one of the first to transform shipping containers into homes, schools, galleries, and libraries. The duo of Ada Tolla and Giuseppe Lignano,...
Images of a demolished neighborhood in an Ethiopian city through the eyes of a woman looking for her partner amidst the rubble. The film depicts the recent violent demolition of...
Everyone knows the names of Walter Gropius, Mies van der Rohe, or Marcel Breuer, but what about the artist Friedl Dicker-Brandeis or the textile artist Gunta Stölzl? The Bauhaus was...
The corners, slopes, cul-de-sacs, and curves of Tallinn's cruise ship terminal lead to reflection on the dilemmas of today's power society. What is the price of success? And do we...