Tag: Film
Unsung Heroes (short series)
DADo Film Society presents three short films about women in architecture.
Cinecity 2014
An architectural film project screening in Canberra.
Cinecity 2014
An architectural film project screening for Sydney.
Cinecity 2014
An architectural film project screening.
Cinecity 2014
An architectural film project screening, aligned with the 2014 National Architecture Conference: Making.
DADo film: My Playground
A documentary film about movement through urban space.
DADo film: Haus Tugendhat
DADo Film Society kicks off its 2014 season with with Haus Tugendhat, screening at the Robin Boyd Walsh Street Courtyard on 16 April 2014. The …
Tiny: A story about living small
A film about living in a tiny house.
It’s complicated
David Neustein finds his uncomfortable relationship with technology played out in Spike Jonze’s Her.
DADo film: UtopiaLondon
A documentary about the Modernist architects who rebuilt London after World War II.
Visual Acoustics: The Modernism of Julius Shulman
DADo presents the film Visual Acoustics: The Modernism of Julius Shulman.
DADo film: Koolhaas Houselife
A documentary about House in Bordeaux by Rem Koolhaas.
DADo film: The Gruen Effect: Victor Gruen and the Shopping Mall
The father of the shopping mall’s struggle with consumer culture.
The Human Scale
A film about Danish architect Jan Gehl’s global influence on urban planning.
Nothing on Earth
Nothing On Earth, a film about Sydney photographer Murray Fredericks’ journey into the Greenland Ice Cap.
The Human Scale
A film about Danish architect Jan Gehl’s global influence on urban planning.
DADo film: Local Heroes Short Series
DADo presents four short films investigating architecture in Australian identity.
Oscar Niemeyer: A Vida é um Sopro
A documentary about Brazil’s formemost modernist architect.
2013 UR[BNE] Film Festival
2013 UR[BNE] Film Festival at the State Library of Queensland on Saturday 13 April.
CINECITY Architectural Film Project
Your invitation to make a short film exploring material and spatial ideas.
