DATE

25.09.2026

Jorn Utzon: The limit of the possible

This documentary delves into the figure of the Danish architect and the turbulent process of conception and construction of the Sydney Opera House, one of the most emblematic works of the twentieth century. The production highlights Utzon’s courage to challenge the barriers of engineering and the time, showing how his deep organic and geometric sensitivity led him to overcome technical limits to transform an abstract idea into an immortal landmark.

Alvar Aalto: La Villa Mairea. The essence of a house

The film takes an intimate and detailed journey through one of the most influential private residences in modern architecture, designed by Alvar and Aino Aalto for Harry and Maire Gullichsen. Through a careful analysis of its spaces, the documentary showcases the Finnish architect’s mastery in fusing the warmth of organic design, Nordic light and craftsmanship with the rationalist language, defining the human and domestic scale in its fullest expression.

Álvaro Siza: Transforming reality

Focused on the thought of the Portuguese Pritzker Prize winner, this documentary explores fifteen projects of Siza’s production with the accompaniment of the architectural historian Kenneth Frampton, analyzing his conception of space and his precision in detail.

Buckminster Fuller: Fuller’s world

A fascinating portrait of one of the most visionary and interdisciplinary minds of the twentieth century, renowned for his geodesic domes and his holistic vision of the planet. The documentary explores how Fuller anticipated contemporary concepts such as sustainability, resource efficiency and systemic design, presenting his figure not only as an architect and inventor, but as a thinker committed to the future of humanity.

Charles and Ray Eames: The architect and the painter

This audiovisual piece delves into the creative universe of the Eames marriage, whose collaboration revolutionized furniture design, industrialized architecture, cinema and graphic communication. The film explores the synergy between Charles’ architectural rigor and Ray’s plastic and chromatic sensitivity, showing how their studio in Venice, California, became a living laboratory of innovation, curiosity and uninterrupted experimentation.

Bauhaus: The myth of modernity

The documentary analyzes the origin, evolution and lasting impact of the school founded by Walter Gropius in 1919, which redesigned the relationship between art, craftsmanship and industry. Through a historical and critical tour, the work explores how the pedagogical and social ideals of the Bauhaus not only transformed the teaching of architecture and design, but also laid the aesthetic foundations on which the modern world was built.

Peter Zumthor: The Practice of Architecture

An immersion in the slow and rigorous methodology of the Swiss architect, where the environment, acoustics, light and the memory of the material are the true protagonists. The documentary, starting from a visit by Kenneth Frampton, captures the philosophy of a creator who works away from trends, prioritizing the craft, the sensory scale and the physical presence of the building to create spaces of extraordinary silence and spiritual intensity.

John Lautner: Infinite space

The production revisits the trajectory of the Californian genius, a disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright, whose dramatic houses and futuristic contours redefined the residential landscape of Los Angeles. The documentary, which shows archival material such as original drawings and historical photographs, analyzes how Lautner pushed the limits of concrete, glass and steel to create bold geometries that project towards the horizon, achieving a total integration between architecture, light and the surrounding nature.

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