16.08.2010

Piano + Metropolis

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This thursday night at the Rotterdamse Open Air Cinema: the screening of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis with live music

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18.06.2010

Cinematic Rotterdam

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Floris Paalman, programmeur van de Rotterdam Classics, promoveert dinsdag 22 juni op ‘Cinematic Rotterdam, the times and tides of a modern city’. Read more »

16.05.2010

Film + architectuur in Den Bosch

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On May 17 onward there will be several interesting screenings in the Verkadefabriek in Den Bosch concerning architecture. This monday it’s Many words for modern of Jord den Hollander,  a film screened at the 2007 edition of our AFFR festival.
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09.05.2010

Shopping malls on film

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The Barbican in London organises screenings of  architecture films on a regular basis. Read more »

28.04.2010

Rotterdam premiere

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Living Architectures of Beka & Lemoine has its Dutch premiere on Thursday April 29, the filmmakers will be present at the screening. Make your reservation now at the NAi.

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08.03.2010

The opportunity to build

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Screening of ‘an opportunity to build’ (1985) by Rob Klaasman and Maarten Kloos.

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06.03.2010

And the winner is….

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Nominated for the best bedroom: Sherlock Holmes

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06.02.2010

The Complete Metropolis

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Only 200 meters missing, as the newspaper announced. In 2008 the only (almost) complete reel of Fritz Langs’ Metropolis was found.  Friday Febrary 12 live on Arte TV. Read more »

03.02.2010

Infinite Space on TV

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02.02.2010

Oscar nomination for Logorama

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Yes, we recognize the beauties, because the short animation film Logorama we screened at our festival is nominated for an Academy Award! We keep our fingers crossed for the people of H5, especially Nicolas Schmerkin.

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OCTOBER 2011

Garbage Warrior

So far, the movie Garbage Warrior (Oliver Hodge, 2007) is one of the audience favorite. The film runs Sunday, November 1 again.

Architect Michael Reynolds uses beer cans and car tires as tools for producing thermal mass and energy-independent housing. For 30 years he devoted his time to advancing the art of Earthship Biotecture by building self-sufficient, off-the-grid communities where design and function converge in eco-harmony.

But these experimental structures create conflicts with the authorities. Frustrated by antiquated legislation, Reynolds lobbies for the right to create a sustainable living test site. While politicians hum and ha, Mother Nature strikes, leaving communities devastated by tsunamis and hurricanes. Reynolds and his crew seize the opportunity to lend their pioneering skills to those who need it most.

Shot over three years and in four countries, a must for every eco-architect.