From Inside Out: The Architecture of Peter Zumthor (2026) – IMDb


Wim Wenders utiliza una cinematografía 3D inmersiva para mostrar los influyentes edificios del arquitecto Peter Zumthor, ganador del Premio Pritzker, lo que permite a los espectadores explorar sus espacios y descubrir cómo la arquitectura moldea la percepción humana y la vida cotidiana.

vía https://www.imdb.com/es-es/title/tt43704808/?ref_=ttpl_ov_bk

Fuente: http://www.labiennale.org/en/cinema/2026/venice-open-out-competition/

Synopsis

Wim Wenders explores the work and philosophy of Pritzker Prize-winning Swiss architect Peter Zumthor in an immersive documentary about the powerful relationship between people and the places they visit, work in or inhabit. Filmed over more than fourteen years and captured through cuttingedge 3D cinematography, the film invites audiences to experience Zumthor’s architectural creations through the eyes of visitors, users, inhabitants or craftspeople – allowing them to walk through these spaces themselves.

Antonio Gaudí (1984) La Película


Antonio Gaudí
Antonio Gaudí

Hiroshi Teshigahara‘s camera takes us over, under, around, and into buildings and a park designed by Antonio Gaudí (1852 – 1926).

Catalan architect, ceramist, and sculptor. Teshigahara suggests the influence of Romanesque churches and monasteries on Gaudí and the influence of the caves and crags of Montserrat, close to Barcelona. Every line of Gaudí’s seems curved, and no surface is without textures. With little narration, the film takes us through Casa Vicens, projects for the industrialist Güell (including the Crypt of the Colònia Güell and Park Güell), Casa Batlló, Casa Milà, and Barcelona’s landmark, the unfinished Templo de La Sagrada Familia. Written by {jhailey@hotmail.com}

Director:  Hiroshi Teshigahara
Release Date:  5 March 1986 (USA)
Genre:  Documentary

desde Antonio Gaudí (1984).

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