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October 7, 2026

It's time to pick your films and get your tickets before the screenings you want are sold out.

ADFF:NY STARTS IN

Barbara Buser - Swiss Pioneer of Sustainability

Award-winning architect Barbara Buser saves buildings from demolition and rebuilds with reused materials.. Barbara Buser is a role model for the younger generation, who are fighting for a sustainable, fairer world. Co-presented by Fisher & Paykel Tickets & more info.

bauhaus forever.

The Bauhaus existed for only fourteen years, yet became an idea large enough to survive its own end. What was meant to disturb the order of things is now preserved, marketed and attacked. Co-presented by EVENTSCAPE and German Film Office

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COPAN

Director Carine Wallauer, herself a COPAN resident, paints a portrait of this remarkable Oscar Niemeyer building as a microcosm of Brazilian society, where questions of democracy, community, play out in everyday life. The film develops an intimate understanding of COPAN, not only as an architectural landmark, but as the complex, evolving community Tickets and more info.

Five Living Buildings (by Renzo Piano)

A meditation on the often-invisible impact of architecture, told through the experiences of people who use and maintain buildings. In symbiosis with the buildings around them, they not only inhabit the buildings, but transform them into “living organisms” of great influence. Co-presented by Zahner

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Googie

Coffee shops, bowling alleys, car washes, banks, and churches were designed not just for function, but to captivate motorists cruising by. Rooted in Los Angeles, the movement drew inspiration from architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright and John Lautner. Googie, as an architectural expression, captures the aspirations of postwar America. Co-presented by TURF Tickets and more info.

Máximapark- from Greenhouses to a Living Landscape

Only 25 years ago it was still home to greenhouse growers; today Visitors come here to find peace, experience, and movement. The film Máximapark is an ode to the power of collaboration, the importance of heritage, and the beauty of a landscape in which people and nature strengthen one another. Co-presented by Metropolis and Dutch USA Tickets and more info.

MUNDO FRÁGIL

The road movie takes artist-filmmakers Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine across Chile with architect Smiljan Radić. Bêka & Lemoine turn their lens on one of most singular architectural minds, whose work refuses easy categorization. Winner of the 2026 Pritzker. The Chilean terrain becomes the frame through which the film asks how place, myth, and physical matter shape an architect's imagination. Tickets & more info.

OUT OF THE PICTURE

The film explores the invisibilisation of women in the history of architecture, a discipline long dominated by men. Through the voices of Denise Scott Brown and others, the film investigates the cultural and institutional mechanisms that erased their contributions, while highlighting the solidarities and strategies they develop. Co-presented by Walllonie-Bruxelles International Tickets & info.

The Tingbjerg Experiment

A documentary portrait that goes beyond the prejudices about one of Copenhagen’s most notorious districts. Over the course of several years, the neighborhood’s population is set to double, and private homes will be built among the public housing. No one knows what this process will lead to. Co-presented by Consulate General of Denmark Tickets and more info.

The Tower That Built A City

In the 1970s, Toronto set out to build the world’s tallest tower- partly out of necessity, and partly to escape Montreal’s shadow. Alongside the tower’s arc, Toronto’s own transformation unfolds: from an overlooked “second city” to a cultural force. The film captures a sweeping half-century story of a city, a country, its people, and the architectural beacon that came to define them. Tickets and more info.

The World in a Square

A political activist, an astronomer, a tattoo artist, a cook, and a babysitter rarely cross paths. What connects them is that they all live in Nørrebro, Denmark’s most socially and ethnically diverse neighbourhood. A park was built at its heart to bring the community together. Superkilen quickly became both a landmark and a vibrant civic hub. Tickets and more info.

Young Climate Stories

Young Climate Stories is a documentary series produced by The World Around that follows participants in its Young Climate Prize, a mentorship program for climate innovators under 25 from across the globe. After the short films, Beatrice Galilee, Director and Founder of The World Around, and the members of the Young Climate Prize community. Tickets and more info.

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