ADFF:NY Day 5

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October 2, 2022

Yesterday, the legendary architectural historian Kenneth Frampton showed up for the screening of the US premiere of Builders, Housewives and the Construction of Modern Athens. We had Mr. Frampton join us for the Q&A after the screening.

Today we have 9 screenings. Beyond the Life of Forms is already sold out, but there will be a rush line for tickets starting at 1:45.

ADFF:NY October 2
9 Film Programs
Click the links for more information, trailers, showtimes, and to purchase tickets.

FILM GUIDE | S CHEDULE

Bawa's Garden - US Premiere

2022 / 84 min / UK

Director: Clara Kraft Isono

A road movie searching for the work of renowned Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa, a leading voice in tropical modernism.

Q&A with director Clara Kraft Isono

Get Tickets - 2:00

Beyond the Life of Forms - US Premiere SOLD OUT

2021 / 63 min / Italy

Directors: Francesco Conversano, Nene Grignaffini

Carlo Scarpa’s Brion funeral complex VR; Aldo Rossi's San Cataldo Cemetery

The Screening begins at 2:15 - a rush line will start at 1:45

Program 12: 2 short films

Segregated by Design

2020 / 17 min / US

Director: Mark Lopez

Committee of Six

2022 / 37 min / US

Director: Fred Schmidt-Arenales

The two films in Program 12 explore the discriminatory practice of redlining.

Q&A with the director of Committee of Six

Get Tickets - 2:30

Concrete Landscape - US Premiere

2022 / 72 min / Brazil

Directors: Laura Artigas, Luiz Ferraz

The film explores the architect Álvaro Siza's only building in his home country of Brazil.

Get Tickets - 4:15

A World to Shape - US Premiere

2022 / 52 min / Netherlands

Director: Ton van Zantvoort

Co-presented by Dutch Cultures USA

Nienke Hoogvliet and Dave Hakkens represent a new generation of contemporary Dutch designers who don't care about existing boundaries between art, design, and science.

Get Tickets - 4:30

Alice Street

2020 / 70 min / USA

Director: Spencer Wilkinson

Co-presented by National Building Museum

A compelling story of how artists in Oakland came together as a community demonstrates that gentrification has a better chance of success when communities work in unison with developers.

Q&A with Pascale Sablan, President-Elect of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA)

Get Tickets - 4:45

Robin Hood Gardens - World Premiere

2022 / 90 min / Germany

Directors: Thomas Beyer, Adrian Dorschner

Co-presented by Goethe Institute New York and Swiss Consulate New York

A story of complexity and contradiction in modern architecture about Alison & Peter Smithson's controversial public housing project.

Get Tickets - 6:30

Building Bastille! The Tangled and Improbable story of the Opera Bastille -

US Premiere

2021 / 76 min / Canada

Director: Leif Kaldor

A half-billion dollar project, a crushing architectural challenge, an impossible deadline, two warring political titans, and a blind competition. What could go wrong?

Get Tickets - 6:45