Announcing ADFF:NY Films!

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August 30, 2023

This year, ADFF:NY will take place at Village East by Angelika at the corner of 2nd Avenue and 12th Street in the East Village. There will be 3 jam-packed days of films, talks, Q&As, and parties. Plan your October schedule and make sure you don't miss the ADFF fun! We are so proud of this year's selection of films. ADFF:NY is an unmissable opportunity to see engaging films on the big screen with an audience filled with people who are as passionate about design as you are. Stay tuned for upcoming newsletters with information about more of the films and speakers.

Some of the 18 films selected for ADFF:NY

Modernism, Inc. (US Premiere)
2023 / 75 min / US
Director: Jason Cohn
Opening Night Film

Architect Eliot Noyes is a transitional figure in the history of American design. His trailblazing ideas brought design-conscious thinking to big business. His impact on companies like IBM and Mobil paved the way for Apple and many of the other design-conscious brands we know today With this year’s film, director Jason Cohn considers contemporary questions about the role of a designer in today's world.

10/12 @ 7:00 PM with Q&A featuring Director Jason Cohn Afterparty at Moxy East Village
10/14 @ 8:30 PM
More info and tickets

Rehab (from rehab) (US Premiere)
2023 / 86 min / Italy and France
Directors: Louise Lemione and Ila Beka

Renowned directors Louise Lemione and Ila Beka are back with another incredible story to tell. Through a series of vignettes at architects Herzog & De Meuron’s REHAB Basel, this film demonstrates what can happen when the usually drab space of a rehabilitation center is replaced by a modern masterpiece whose very design aids recovery.

10/13 @ 9:15 PM
10/14 @ 8:00 PM
Co-presented by the Consulate General of Switzerland of New York
More info and tickets

Clodagh
2022 / 50 min / Ireland
Director: Oda O'Carroll

Mononymously named Clodagh has been an international design icon for over half a century. She has defied barriers of gender, age, and nationality to forge a critically-acclaimed global career. In Clodagh, director Oda O’Carroll tells the story of how courageous personal decisions shaped her life, impacted her family, and defined how she views the world today.
* This film screens with Women in Architecture

10/14 @ 3:45 PM with Q&A featuring special guest Clodagh
More info and tickets

My Architect (20th Anniversary)
2003 / 116 min / USA
Director: Nathanial Kahn

My Architect is arguably the most significant film in our niche genre of architecture and design. This year is the 20th anniversary of the film’s release, and we have a new digitally remastered version that looks better than ever. In My Architect, director Nathanial Kahn takes us on a heartbreaking and humorous journey of his attempts to reconnect with his deceased father, renowned architect Louis I. Kahn. Even if you’ve seen the film before, it’s not to be missed on the big screen.

10/14 @ 6:15 PM with Q&A featuring Director Nathanial Kahn
More info and tickets

Save the dates

ADFF:Toronto presented by Eventscape will be back at TIFF Bell Lightbox Theatre. Tickets will go on sale on October 1.

ADFF:Vancouver presented by All in Pictures and Vancouver Special will take place at VIFF Centre and Hollywood Theatre. Tickets will go on sale on October 1.

ADFF:Chicago will take place at the Chicago Architecture Center and The Mart. Tickets will go on sale in December.

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