An architect talks about the city he built. We travel through his virtual memory to a boundless, imaginary space. About a place’s memory, about fictitious buildings and the continuation of the past in today’s urban patterns. The architect’s ideas do not take on a particular form, but that does not make them less appealing. Thing reveals an unreliable, yet beautiful reality.
Also in this combined programme
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Letter to a Refusing Pilot
An Israeli pilot’s act of defiance marked the filmmaker’s childhood memories. Analysis of a personal gesture in face of a greater conflict. -
Even Pricks
A slick Tourettes tic, an ‘I Like’ smog of Hotel California and handclaps, shimmering with the glossy seductive joy of CGI but refusing the hard… -
O porto
Rio de Janeiro as we don’t know it. The Harbour feverishly reveals the city’s various layers, hounded by permanent progress.
Film details
- Countries of production
- Belgium, Italy
- Year
- 2013
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2014
- Length
- 18'
- Medium/Format
- DCP
