Piano + Metropolis
This thursday night at the Rotterdamse Open Air Cinema: the screening of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis with live music
This thursday night at the Rotterdamse Open Air Cinema: the screening of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis with live music
Floris Paalman, programmeur van de Rotterdam Classics, promoveert dinsdag 22 juni op ‘Cinematic Rotterdam, the times and tides of a modern city’. Read more »
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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The Barbican in London organises screenings of architecture films on a regular basis. Read more »
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.
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 »
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.
London and New York have the premiere of the four part sequence to Koolhaas Houselife, shown here as a simultanous installation in 25 minutes. The films will be released in the course of 2010 in their full glory of about 50 minutes. The new four parts of the Living Architectures series are:
X-Mas Meier, about the use of a modern church of Meier in Rome,
Pomerol, about the daily life in a vineyard in Pomerol,
Gehry’s Vertigo about the window cleaners in the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao and
Inside Piano (will be released a bit later) about the office of Piano in Italy which was an experimentation zone for the Centre Pompidou.
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