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Architecton: A24’s Haunting Documentary on Concrete, Stone, and the Fragility of Architecture
Victor Kossakovsky’s Architecton, opening in U.S. theaters August 1 via A24, is an architecture documentary. There are no walk-throughs of…
Advancing technology continues to influence many fields, including the world of cinema. Producers are pushing the boundaries of design and…
Directed by Denis Villeneuve and worked on by production designer Patrice Vermette, the Oscar winner cinematic adaptation of Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel will be considered through a critical architectural analysis.
Theatrically released in 2023, Oppenheimer is a movie that sheds light on the gray space within people’s behavior, choices, and life at large.
If I know the world, I can improve it: Deep-diving into the surreal world of “Poor Things”
A movie that takes you on a surreal architectural journey, as Bella Baxter, portrayed by Emma Stone, embarks on her own odyssey of self-discovery through London, Lisbon, Alexandria, and Paris.
In this article, the spaces in which Le Mépris hosts human relations and the emotional voyage of movie characters are to be investigated.
Beyond the technique of designing and building, architecture is much deeper. Throughout decades, much like humans and technology, architecture evolved.
Hayao Miyazaki, a renowned Japanese animator and filmmaker, is celebrated for his visionary storytelling and profound impact on animation. Known for drawing attention to the importance of the relationship between humans and nature, Miyazaki has gained a place in the lives of viewers of all generations.
One of the most anticipated movies, Barbie, is now in the cinemas inviting you to its pinkest pink world. Let’s take a closer look at the buildings in the movie.
Wes Anderson is a renowned film director known for his distinctive visual style and quirky storytelling. Anderson’s films are often praised for their meticulous attention to detail and unique use of color, set design, and architecture.
