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La Maison Louis Carré —— Alvar and Elissa Aalto, 1959
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AUCKLAND WELLINGTON DUNEDIN CHRISTCHURCH
6 – 23 May 20 May – 6 June 3 – 13 June 1 0 – 23 June
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2021 brings with it two celebrations. This year we celebrate 10 years of the
It’s 10 years since the Resene Architecture Resene Architecture & Design Film Festival.
& Design Film Festival first started and when Every year since the beginning, we’ve
we look back over all the films that have been experienced growth in the festival by adding
screened over the years, it’s a veritable feast venues, more films and reaching more
of architecture and design ideas – stimulating, architecture and design enthusiasts in
thought provoking and inspiring. And this year’s the community.
festival promises to continue that tradition.
Then 2020 brought the ninth edition of our
The second milestone we’re celebrating festival to a grinding halt with the Covid-19
this year is Resene’s 75th birthday. pandemic. It feels hard to believe that when
Like so many good Kiwi ideas, the story the festival would have normally opened in
of Resene started in a garage in 1946. My May last year, not one cinema in the country
grandad, Ted, couldn’t find any paint suitable was operating.
for his concrete buildings, so in typical Kiwi This makes our 10th anniversary feel even
style, he developed his own — in a cement more special as we have approached it
mixer in his garage! with a thankfulness that we can once again
And since that time, as Resene has grown, we enjoy this specialised content on cinema
have been continually energised and inspired screens nationwide.
by the architecture and design community with We’d like to extend our appreciation to our
suggestions for paints, stains and colours that curatorial partners Clearly & Co for their
have grown Resene well past Ted’s original support. Their resilience and positivity has
vision. It was the design community’s desire meant that we have a fantastic line-up to share
for more colour that led Resene to create a with you this year.
new system of colour in the 1960s that greatly
Sponsors mean that this festival can exist.
expanded the colour options available. Not
Thank you to our naming rights sponsor Resene
only did this enable the design community to
who have been on the journey for the entire
bring more colour to their projects, it also made
10 years. This year we are also grateful for the
colour accessible to all Kiwis.
support of our premiere gold partner One Roof;
Thanks to the Rialto Cinemas and Clearly our gold partners Fisher & Paykel, Bremworth
& Co teams, the Resene Architecture and and HOME magazine; plus our bronze partner
Design Film Festival has grown to be one ADNZ (Architectural Designers New Zealand)
of the largest architecture and design film and our wine partner Leftfield.
festivals in the world. It’s our privilege to be
This year, be sure to keep an eye out in Auckland
part of a festival dedicated to architecture and
and Wellington for additional programming on
design that celebrates cutting edge design and
the last four days of the festival. The Wellington
architecture, inspiring ideas and so much more.
audience will have their pick of cinemas as the
It’s a much cherished opportunity for us to
festival is showing at Embassy Theatre and Light
provide inspiration to all those who inspire us.
House Cinema Cuba. And we’ll be continuing to
We hope you enjoy the festival as much as we do. host week-long versions of the festival in New
Plymouth and Havelock North.
Nick Nightingale
Book online, sit back, relax and let the films take
Managing Director you on a fascinating journey through the world of
Resene architecture and design.
Kathryn Bennett
Group Manager
Rialto Cinemas
Proud sponsors of the Resene Architecture and Design Film Festival 2021
It’s a great pleasure to introduce this year’s 10th
annual Resene Architecture & Design Film Festival,
the sixth that we’ve proudly curated. Architectural
Like many cultural events, our programme was legacies
interrupted by Covid-19 last year. This year, we have
an even greater appreciation for our sponsors, Rialto The works that speak
Cinemas and our cinema partners, and you, our loyal volumes decades later,
audience, for supporting us as we bring this festival and the architects that
to life. We are so fortunate and grateful to be able to made them.
share these films with you here in New Zealand, and
the filmmakers themselves feel a real joy knowing they
are being seen in a cinema, as they intended them to
be experienced.
This year’s line-up offers an inspiring dose of films
from architects that have left a legacy of work,
including Alvar Aalto, Mario Botta and Alfred Frey;
characters whose indelible impact on contemporary Beyond
Welcome to the 2021 line-up
design is still present to this day. the visible:
The influence of Aalto’s wives, Ray Eames and the celebrating
creative genius of several women, come to the fore
this year. Charlotte Perriand’s fascinating career women and
alongside Le Corbusier, the trailblazing women stories untold
architects in City Dreamers and the spiritual works of
Hilma af Klint, a painter whose abstract compositions Fearless visionaries,
were years before the ‘masters’, yet have only been trailblazers and
widely recognised in the last two decades. Along with dreamers.
the charming musings from Japanese architect Ryue
Nishizawa, in Tokyo Ride, there are stories to share,
not previously told.
We contemplate Impossible Projects; people who,
despite challenges, remain steadfastly committed to
Impossible
their beliefs and values, their work and craft. Here projects:
the exceptional story of innovative American furniture design within
designer George Nakashima sits with a celebration of
the analogue in An Impossible Project. The engaging culture
history of advertising’s birth in America explores
Crazy commitment.
design within culture, as do the collection of Ray
Those who defy
The home of
and Charles Eames’ short films and the Rock’n’Roll
expectations in their
feature, Show Me The Picture.
devotion to craft.
New Zealand
And finally, we reflect on a decade of the festival
with a selection of films that have been much-loved
and admired over the years, brought back by popular
architecture demand, in the spirit of celebration.
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2021
KITCHEN PERFECTION
CHOOSE FROM FOUR APPLIANCE STYLES
TO COMPLEMENT YOUR KITCHEN DESIGN
Minimal style appliances shown here
Aalto Mario Botta: Double Feature: Frey I — Frey II —
The Space Beyond The Architectural Envoy The Architectural Interpreter
2020, Director: Virpi Suutari 2018, Directors: Loretta Dalpozza & Michele 2018, Directors: Jake Gorst & Tracey Rennie Gorst 2020, Directors: Jake Gorst & Tracey Rennie Gorst
102 mins, part subtitled Volonte, 78 mins, subtitled 63 mins 87 mins
Aalto is a film about one of the greatest modern Albert Frey, the unpretentious Swiss-born In this second film, Frey further develops
architects of our time, Alvar Aalto. It’s also an mid-20th Century architect, was a significant a design style that blends industrial techniques
intimate love story, exploring the relationships force in the development of Modernism in with his love of nature. He also falls in love
Aalto had over his lifetime with two remarkable the US, where 11 of his buildings are now on with the possibility of shaping a brand-new city.
women; his first wife, Aino and second wife the National Register of Historic Places. The Returning to Palm Springs, Frey’s new design
Elissa. The film sheds light on the impact these Architectural Envoy is the first film of a two- language is Desert Modernism, beginning
women had on Aalto’s work, each working as part film series (screening as part of a double with his own house, Frey I, a renowned
equal architects and visionary designers. feature with Frey II) and features Frey’s early Modernist landmark. Other highlights in the
Aalto first marries in 1924, and the film begins life up until 1939. film include Raymond Loewy’s house with its
with the modern, sophisticated and liberal indoor-outdoor pool.
couple co-designing numerous buildings around Frey travels to Hawaii, Egypt and India,
the world. A cinematic tour of their creative shooting 8mm films (extracts are included
processes, the film features many of Aalto’s in the documentary). Inspired, he returns and
300 or so finished buildings including a library Internationally acclaimed Swiss architect Mario builds City Hall, Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
in Russia, a student dormitory at MIT, the Botta designed his first building, a two-family Valley Station, and his next home, Frey II – an
ARCHITECTURAL LEGACIES
ARCHITECTURAL LEGACIES
Aalto Pavilion in Venice and an art collector’s house in Ticino, Switzerland, aged 16. Since infamously light structure carefully built around
private house near Paris — Maison Louis Carré then, he has created numerous buildings a series of boulders. An advocate of desert
(featured on the cover of this programme). and his trademark style can be seen widely living, Frey also had a passion for industrial,
in Switzerland and around the world. Often ready-made materials and futuristic, complex
based on very simple shapes, Botta is known geometric shapes, best exemplified by the
for creating unique volumes of space, regularly hyperbolic paraboloid of the Tramway Gas
made of brick, yet his use of material is varied Station. Here we see how his sleek aesthetic
and often unexpected. appealed to so many, and why he remains so
The film explores Frey’s early years, working celebrated to this day.
In this rare, in-depth journey, we explore Botta’s
closely with Le Corbusier in Europe, as well as
ever growing curiosity and reflections on the
his important transition to America where he
contradictions of society, especially through
developed his own experimental structures such
his sacred spaces; Botta is one of the few
as the Aluminaire House, the Canvas Weekend
architects who has built places of prayer for the
House (both bound by Le Corbusier’s five
three main monotheistic religions. After building
principles: pilotis or supports, roof garden,
several churches, chapels and a synagogue,
free plan, free facade and long horizontal
he is now working on a mosque in China.
sliding windows). Along with the New York
Through his discussions and interactions with
Museum of Modern Art, we experience the
artists, colleagues, clients and family members,
Kocher-Samson Building, the first project of
viewers get a glimpse of the man behind this
many in Palm Springs.
passionate and tireless architect.
* Includes Q&A hosted by
Architectural Designers New Zealand DOUBLE FEATURE: FREY I & FREY II FREY II ONLY
AKL: Fri 7 May, 8:30 pm / Sat 8 May, 2:30 pm / Sun 9 May, 3:45 pm AKL: Sun 9 May, 5:50 pm / Wed 12 May, 12:35 pm / Sat 15 May, 5:00 pm AKL: Sat 8 May, 8:30 pm / Tue 13 May, 10:45 am AKL: Sun 9 May, 12:30 pm / Tue 18 May, 6:40 pm
Tue 11 May, 6:00 pm* / Fri 14 May, 12:30 pm / Sat 15 May, 8:35 pm WGTN: Fri 21 May, 6:45 pm / Sun 30 May, 7:00 pm WGTN: Sat 22 May, 8:15 pm / Sun 30 May, 3:00 pm WGTN: Thu 27 May, 6:15 pm / Tue 1 June, 6:15 pm
Mon 17 May, 5:30 pm / Wed 19 May, 10:45 am DUN: Sun 6 June, 6:00 pm DUN: Fri 4 June, 11:00 am / Thu 10 June, 7:30 pm DUN: Sun 6 June, 11:30 am / Sun 13 June, 5:30 pm
WGTN: Sat 22 May, 2:00 pm / Sat 22 May, 8:30 pm / Sun 23 May, 2:30 pm CHCH: Sun 13 June, 6:00 pm / Sat 19 June, 2:45 pm CHCH: Thu 17 June, 7:45 pm / Wed 23 June, 10:00 am CHCH: Sun 13 June, 7:45 pm / Mon 21 June, 5:45 pm
Thu 27 May, 8:30 pm / Sat 29 May, 8:30 pm / Mon 31 May, 6:00 pm
Thu 3 June, 6:00 pm*
DUN: Fri 4 June, 6:00 pm / Sat 5 June, 4:30 pm / Tue 8 June, 11:15 am
Wed 9 June, 6:00 pm* / Fri 11 June, 8:00 pm
CHCH: Fri 11 June, 8:15 pm / Sun 13 June, 2:15 pm / Tue 15 June, 6:00 pm*
Sat 19 June, 8:15 pm / Mon 21 June, 10:00 am / Tue 22 June, 6:00 pm
City Dreamers Beyond the Visible: Charlotte Perriand, + The Women of the Bauhaus
Hilma af Klint Pioneer in the Art of Living
2018, Director: Joseph Hillel 2019, Director: Halina Dyrschka 2019, Director: Stéphane Ghez 2019, Director: Susanne Radelhof
81 mins 94 mins, subtitled 53 mins, subtitled 43 mins, subtitled
Hilma af Klint began creating radically abstract Screening with Charlotte Perriand: Pioneer in
paintings in 1906 — bold, colourful, and the Art of Living. The founding of the Bauhaus
untethered from any recognisable references to was a modern sensation. Leaving the old
the physical world. It was years before Vasily behind, it heralded a new era: innovative
Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich, Piet Mondrian, design, pioneering architecture and the desire
and others would take similar strides to rid their to build a radically new society. The Bauhaus
own artwork of representational content. Yet wanted an absolute revolution – but failed with
while many of her better-known contemporaries the issue of equal rights.
published manifestos and exhibited widely, af To this day, the Bauhaus is associated with
Klint’s ground-breaking paintings remained names such as Walter Gropius, Paul Klee or
largely private. Ultimately, her work was all but Oskar Schlemmer. The promise of absolute
unseen until 1986. equality attracted many women to the Bauhaus.
French architect and designer Charlotte Nearly 500 female artists studied at the
City Dreamers is a film about four Perriand ranks among the great creative legendary school and did pioneering work
trailblazing women architects who have been geniuses of the 20th Century, and is a founder there. And yet they are still in the shadow
working, observing and thinking about the of the Modernist movement. Many of her of their male colleagues or are even totally
transformations shaping the cities of today and
BEYOND THE VISIBLE
BEYOND THE VISIBLE
furniture designs have become contemporary forgotten. The works of the women of the
tomorrow for over 70 years. icons, including her Chaise Longue Basculante Bauhaus have decisively shaped our current
Phyllis Lambert, Blanche Lemco van Ginkel, (1928-29) that she’s pictured on above, which view of design.
Cornelia Hahn Oberlander and Denise Scott is still produced by Cassina. Yet, compared to This documentary is an homage to the forgotten
Brown may not be household names, but her male contemporaries, her 75-year career is women of Bauhaus. It‘s time to finally tell their
they’ve worked with some of the greatest relatively unknown. stories. For both as women and as artists they
architects of our time, including the likes of This documentary explores Perriand’s are role models – courageous and inspiring
Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier and Louis development from her own perspective, from pioneers of modernity.
Kahn, leaving an indelible mark on several cities the 1930s, when she made common cause
across North America and Europe. with Le Corbusier and avant-garde art, to her
This is the first film about her life and work.
They hold the titles of architect, urban It investigates the role accorded to women in discovery of Japan, where she was inspired to
planner, landscape architect, curator, art history and asks why Hilma af Klint was incorporate aspects of Japanese tradition into
educator and/or activist, amassing a long list scandalously denied the status of a pioneer her practice of Modernism. The West tends to
of illustrious accomplishments, publications, of modern art, and how this recognition is interpret empty space as a void or absence.
honorary degrees and other distinctions now finally taking place, with her exhibitions Whereas in Japan it is viewed as the presence
over their respective careers. But while their attracting millions of people worldwide. of possibilities. The rooms Perriand designed
achievements deserve to be more widely ‘affirm emptiness’.
known, they are not the only focus of this A free-spirited and politically engaged woman
feature documentary. City Dreamers is above all who had a passion for pushing the boundaries
inspired by what has united these four women of modern design, an extraordinary energy and
throughout their careers: the ‘dream’ of a * Premiere Event a great sensibility, Perriand was a revolutionary
fundamentally human and inclusive city. mind and a genuinely exceptional figure.
(includes film, a seltzer and a goodie bag)
AKL: Fri 7 May, 6:45 pm / Fri 14 May, 8:35 pm AKL: Wed 12 May, 6:00 pm for a 6:15 pm start* / Sun 16 May, 2:00 pm AKL: Sat 8 May, 6:30 pm / Fri 14 May, 6:35 pm / Tue 18 May, 10:45 am
WGTN: Fri 21 May, 6:30 pm / Sun 23 May, 4:45 pm / Fri 28 May, 8:00 pm WGTN: Fri 21 May, 8:30 pm / Wed 26 May, 6:15 pm / Fri 28 May, 6:30 pm WGTN: Sat 22 May, 6:15 pm / Tue 25 May, 8:15 pm / Fri 28 May, 6:00 pm
DUN: Sat 5 June, 6:45 pm DUN: Sat 12 June, 6:30 pm DUN: Sun 6 June, 1:30 pm / Fri 11 June, 6:00 pm
CHCH: Sat 12 June, 6:30 pm CHCH: Sat 19 June, 6:15 pm CHCH: Sat 12 June, 4:30 pm / Fri 18 July, 6:15 pm
Tokyo Ride The New Bauhaus: Show Me the Picture: The City That Sold America
The Life and Legacy of Moholy Nagy The Story of Jim Marshall
2020, Directors: Ila Bêka & Louise Lemoine 2019, Director: Alysa Nahmias 2019, Director: Alfred George Bailey 2018, Director: Ky Dickens
90 mins, subtitled 89 mins, subtitled 92 mins 69 mins
Bêka & Lemoine are celebrated architecture Offering a different perspective, this film traces Jim Marshall was a maverick with a camera.
documentary makers, having previously the artist’s journey from the Bauhaus in Weimar, He captured the heights of Rock’n’Roll music,
screened Moriyama San – an exploration Germany to founding the New Bauhaus in and the seismic changes of an era.
of a house designed by Ryue Nishizawa and Chicago in 1937, after immigrating to the US. His passion for music led him to capture some
its quirky owner, Mr Moriyama. of the most iconic figures in music history
Here they return to Tokyo’s busy daily life and including Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones,
press record on a road movie with the architect. Janis Joplin, Miles Davis, The Beatles last live
In a very diaristic and personal way, the film concert, Johnny Cash, Woodstock, and the
takes us on board Ryue Nishizawa’s vintage infamous image of Jimi Hendrix burning his
Alfa Romeo for a day of wandering in the streets guitar. At this time, he also began capturing
of his Tokyo. images of the iconic peace sign, which
Nishizawa is one of the most talented and symbolised the powerful reaction to the war
celebrated Japanese architects. In this film, in Vietnam. The City That Sold America is an entertaining,
rendered very spontaneously in black and white informative look at how Chicago’s creative
with a handheld camera, he narrates as he community pioneered modern advertising,
forever influencing consumer behaviour and
IMPOSSIBLE PROJECTS
drives, musing on his strong relationship with
BEYOND THE VISIBLE
the city and sharing some sites he personally culture in America.
loves, buildings that have influenced him, and Beginning in the 1920s, Moholy-Nagy taught at This playful documentary, spanning the whole
some of his own architecture projects. the revolutionary Bauhaus school in Germany, of the 20th Century, offers intriguing insights
alongside luminaries like Paul Klee, Josef & into the development and enduring impact of
Delightfully personal and poetic, something in
Anni Albers, Wassily Kandinsky, and Marcel some of the most creative advertising minds in
the intimacy of the car ride creates exceptional
Breuer. But as the Nazis took over, many of the world, while simultaneously exploring our
conditions to get to know his personality and
the displaced Bauhaus masters found refuge in relationship with popular culture.
his world.
the US. One such master, László Moholy-Nagy
Buoyed by the Great Migration, Chicago soon
came to Chicago to start the New Bauhaus.
became the epicentre of commercial production,
The school was far from successful initially, but spawning the modern advertising industry that
through its various incarnations, Moholy-Nagy’s It’s also a film about his devotion to his continues to shape our behaviour today.
New Bauhaus forever transformed design, assistant, Amelia Davis. As a final act
Chicago introduced ground-breaking, behaviour
photography and arts education in the US and of gratitude, Marshall left his entire estate
changing ideas like fast food chains, orange
beyond. to her upon his death in 2010.
juice, soap operas, toothpaste and Kleenex
Objects that are now ubiquitous in our culture, It was his abrasive but honest approach, — and also created advertising that launched
the Honey Bear, and the cover of the first combined with an incredible skill to build brands like McDonalds, Kellogg’s and Wrigley’s.
issue of Playboy magazine were designed trust, that gave him exceptional access
Through in-depth interviews with key individuals,
by students and alumni of the New Bauhaus. to his subjects and allowed him to expand
we see how many trends that define modern-day
Moholy-Nagy’s’ embrace of artistic versatility his portfolio beyond celebrities –
entertainment and consumer culture were trail-
and technological possibility continues to documenting history across the ages.
blazed in Chicago.
* Opening Night reverberate in the art world today.
(includes film, a glass of wine and nibbles)
AKL: Thu 6 May, 5:30 pm arrival for a 6:15 pm screening * AKL: Sat 8 May, 4:35 pm / Mon 10 May, 10:30 am / Wed 12 May, 8:15 pm AKL: Sun 9 May, 10:30 am / Thu 13 May, 8:30 pm AKL: Fri 7 May, 5:15 pm / Tue 11 May, 8:35 pm / Mon 17 May, 7:35 pm
Sat 15 May, 12:45 pm / Wed 19 May, 6:35 pm Sun 16 May, 3:55 pm Sat 15 May, 6:40 pm / Mon 17 May, 10:30 am Wed 19 May, 12:45 pm
WGTN: Thu 20 May, 6:30 pm / Sat 29 May, 8:15 pm WGTN: Sat 22 May, 12:45 pm / Sun 23 May, 7:00 pm / Tue 25 May, 6:15 pm WGTN: Thu 20 May, 8:15 pm / Sun 23 May, 6:30 pm WGTN: Fri 21 May, 8:15 pm / Wed 26 May, 8:15 pm / Sun 30 May, 6:15 pm
DUN: Thu 3 June, 6:15 pm Sat 29 May, 4:45 pm Thu 27 May, 8:15 pm / Wed 2 June, 11:00 am Tue 1 June, 11:00 am
CHCH: Thu 10 June, 6:30 pm / Sun 20 June, 3:45 pm DUN: Sat 5 June, 8:30 pm / Sun 13 June, 3:30 pm DUN: Sun 6 June, 7:45 pm / Tue 8 June, 5:45 pm DUN: Sat 5 June, 3:00 pm / Thu 10 June, 11:15 am / Sun 13 June, 7:30 pm
CHCH: Sat 12 June, 8:15 pm / Sun 20 July, 5:45 pm Sun 12 June, 4:30pm CHCH: Thu 17 June, 6:15 pm / Sun 20 June, 2:15 pm / Wed 23 June, 7:45 pm
CHCH: Mon 14 June, 5:45 pm / Fri 18 June, 10:30 am / Sun 20 June, 7:45 pmAn Impossible Project George Nakashima: A collection of short films
Woodworker by Ray & Charles Eames
2020, Director: Jens Meurer 2020, Director: John Nakashima 1957 – 1972, Directors: Ray & Charles Eames
97 mins, subtitled 118 mins, part subtitled 77 mins
Lovers of analogue, rejoice! This is the ultimate Ray and Charles Eames are among the most
digital versus analogue documentary. important American designers of the 20th
After acknowledging the dominance of digital, Century and are celebrated for their ground-
Polaroid announced it would shut down its last breaking contribution to architecture, furniture
factory in 2008. Austrian scientist Dr Florian design, photographic arts, industrial design and
Kaps becomes a man with a mission: he sets manufacturing.
out to save the last Polaroid factory in the world. The husband-and-wife duo were also prolific
A playful and witty documentary unfolds as the film makers. Exceptionally good at visualising
eccentric Austrian biologist embarks on this abstract concepts, they produced 125
David vs Goliath venture. But passion alone experimental, educational and entertaining
can’t make up for a lack of business acumen. short films over 30 years. This is a selection
Banding with other admirers of the analogue of their 35mm films.
past, he attempts to pull off the seemingly A computer perspective, 1972, 8 mins
impossible—and make the world fall in love George Nakashima: Woodworker explores Powers of Ten, 1977, 9 mins This film was based on their 1971 exhibition,
again with real things. the indelible legacy of the iconic Japanese- A Computer Perspective, produced for the IBM
Considered ‘culturally, historically, or
IMPOSSIBLE PROJECTS
IMPOSSIBLE PROJECTS
We’re guided through the adventures of Dr Kaps American furniture maker. An architect, turned aesthetically significant’ by the Library of Corporation. The film is a visual survey (from
and other committed world-changers. Footage craftsman/designer, Nakashima changed Congress, this film was added to the United 1890 to 1950) exploring important milestones
is intercut with shots of characteristic analogue woodworking by embracing the ‘imperfections’ States National Film Registry in 1998. An in the development of the electronic computer
treasures such as telephones, record players and natural character of nature. The grandson unforgettable experience, it begins with a man through filming the collection of artifacts, ideas,
and printing presses. Naturally, An Impossible of a Samurai, this American Nisei was ever- sleeping at a picnic, then takes the viewer out to events, and memorabilia displayed in
Project film is shot on 35mm film. curious. Looking for ways to add meaning to his the edge of space and back, all in a single shot. the exhibition.
creative life, he set off with an around-the-world
steamship ticket during the Great Depression. Tops, 1969, 7 mins
He finds life-changing answers in Japan and Eames Lounge Chair, 1956, 2 mins
French India. A celebration of the iconic Eames chair, A celebration of the ancient craft of top-making
a design classic. and spinning. The score is by Elmer Bernstein
After returning to America, he began to create and 123 tops spin to it. A mix of close-up and,
designs the world had never seen before. live action photography, we see an array of tops
Revealing the many challenges faced by George Day of the Dead, 1957, 15 mins from a range of countries.
and his family, this illuminating documentary,
An exploration of the Day of the Dead,
narrated by his nephew John, features rare
celebrated in Mexico in early November. IBM at the fair, 1964, 7 mins
interviews with George himself, and with his
family, woodworkers and design historians. This film reveals design proposals for the IBM
They reveal the spectrum of ways to understand Toccata for Toy Trains, 1957, 14 mins pavilion at the 1964 New York World’s Fair.
this complex man who embraced the natural, This film delves into the world of toy trains, It incorporates photography and animation to
*Auckland Museum Membership
the simple; the authenticity of craft. Not an which Charles loved. It features toy trains of present the concepts, architecture, and overall
Presents (includes a glass of wine
and an introduction by photographer
architect, nor a designer but a woodworker. various vintages, styles, sizes, and materials to look of the pavilion and to convey an impression
Simon Devitt) tell the simple story of a journey. of the exhibition’s spirit and content.
AKL: Sat 8 May, 10:45 am / Thu 13 May, 6:00 pm for a 6:15 pm start* AKL: Thu 6 May, 8:35 pm / Sun 9 May, 7:30 pm / Tue 11 May, 12:30 pm House — after 5 years of living, 1955, 11 mins AKL: Fri 7 May, 11:00 am / Mon 10 May, 7:30 pm / Fri 14 May, 5:00 pm
Tue 18 May, 8:30 pm Sat 15 May, 2:40 pm Sun 16 May, 12:25 pm
WGTN: Thu 20 May, 6:15 pm / Sun 23 May, 5:00 pm / Sat 29 May, 1:30 pm WGTN: Thu 20 May, 8:35 pm / Tue 25 May, 11:00 am/ Sat 29 May, 3:30 pm An exploration of the Eames House and Studio, WGTN: Sun 22 May, 2:45 pm / Mon 24 May, 7:45 pm / Thu 27 May, 12:45 pm
Mon 31 May 8:15pm Tue 1 June, 8:15 pm made five years after they began living there. Fri 28 May, 8:30 pm / Sun 30 June, 3:30 pm
DUN: Sat 12 June, 8:30 pm DUN: Thu 3 June, 8:15 pm / Sun 6 June, 3:30 pm / Wed 9 June, 11:15 am Composed entirely of still images and shot as DUN: Fri 4 June, 8:15 pm / Mon 7 June, 6:30 pm / Sat 12 June, 2:45 pm
CHCH: Sat 12 June, 2:30 pm / Fri 18 June, 8:15 pm CHCH: Thu 10 June, 8:30 pm / Tue 15 June, 8:30 pm / Tue 22 June, 10:00 am 35mm transparencies by Charles between CHCH: Sun 13 June, 4:15 pm / Wed 16 July, 6:15 pm
1949 and 1955.The Gardener Saarinen: Eames: Where Architects Live
The Architect Who Saw the Future The Painter + The Architect
2016, Director: Sébastien Chabot 2016, Director: Peter Rosen 2011, Director: Jason Cohn & Bill Jersey 2014, Director: Francesca Moltini
84 mins, part subtitled 68 mins 84 mins 78 mins, subtitled
For the garden lovers, this film is sure to delight This film examines the life of Finnish-American Charles and Ray Eames were two of the most Eight architects, eight houses, eight stories,
as it profiles famed horticulturist Francis modernist and architectural visionary Eero influential designers of the 20th Century, eight paradigms of contemporary living.
Cabot and his signature creation, Les Quatre Saarinen, whose iconic buildings include and their work still shapes how we live today. Where Architects Live gives an intriguing insight
Vents, nestled amongst the rolling hills of the National Historic Landmarks such as St. Louis’ Charles was trained as an architect. Ray, his into the daily lives of some of the world’s
Charlevoix County in Quebec. As one of the celebrated Gateway Arch, the General Motors second wife, was an artist, and together they leading designers: Shigeru Ban, Mario Bellini,
world’s foremost private gardens, created Technical Center in Michigan and New York’s ran a design studio in Venice, California, that David Chipperfield, Massimiliano and Doriana
over 75 years and three generations, it is an TWA Flight Center at JFK International Airport. was a hive of creativity. Fuksas, Zaha Hadid, Marcio Kogan, Daniel
enchanted place of beauty and surprise, a This cinematic journey is narrated with Libeskind and Bijoy Jain/Studio Mumbai.
horticultural masterpiece of the 21st Century. genuine intrigue, mixed with love and loss, by Originally filmed for an exhibition of the same
CELEBRATION OF THE DECADE —— BROUGHT TO YOU BY WALL
Saarinen’s son Eric (Director of Photography). name at the Salone del Mobile in Milan, this
He visits the sites of his father’s work and documentary combines more than 30 video
celebrates, through spectacular drone-captured contributions. It intimately reveals the homes
photography, the extraordinary timelessness of the eight architects, broadening visions of
of Saarinen’s designs. Saarinen’s life was domestic architecture and interior design, and
tragically cut short at the age of 51. His body suggesting that this discipline is most suited to
of work reveals, even after many years, that
IMPOSSIBLE PROJECTS
evolution and experimentation.
his was one of the most influential careers in
We also get a glimpse into eight international
American architecture. Their name is still most commonly associated
cities at the centre of a great metamorphosis:
with furniture sold by the Herman Miller
Tokyo, Berlin, Mumbai, San Paolo, Milan,
company, but this film argues that their
London, Paris and New York. A chance to
characteristic mix of the practical and the
approach the multiple forms of living, at
aesthetic has left traces in nearly every aspect
different latitudes, through the construction
of contemporary life.
of personal narrations, stories of spaces and
Their motto was ‘the best to the most for the least’ objects, new images and hidden clues.
With voice over captured before his passing – they firmly believed that good design should be
at the age of 86, plantsman Cabot recounts available to everyone, no matter where you lived,
his personal quest for perfection. Through the or how much money you had. Ray also wisely
words of Cabot and his family, and with the said, “What works good is better than what looks
participation of gardening experts and writers, good because what works good lasts”.
the film looks back at this remarkable man’s
Insightfully narrated by James Franco, this
personal story and the artistic philosophy that
fascinating film brings to light a treasure trove
gave birth to one of the greatest gardens in
of archival material: visually stunning films, love
the world.
letters, photographs and artefacts produced
in mind-boggling volume by Charles and Ray
Last screened at the festival in 2017
during the hypercreative 40 year epoch of
* Includes Q&A hosted by the Eames Office.
New Zealand Institute of Celebration of the decade is
Landscape Architects proudly brought to you by Last screened at the festival in 2012 Last screened at the festival in 2017
AKL: Sat 8 May, 12:45 pm / Mon 10 May, 5:45 pm / Fri 14 May, 10:45 am AKL: Sun 9 May, 2:15 pm / Tue 18 May, 5:10 pm AKL: Sun 16 May, 10:30 am / Wed 19 May, 8:30 pm AKL: Tue 11 May, 10:45 am / Sat 15 May, 11:00 am
Sun 16 May, 5:45 pm WGTN: Fri 21 May, 1:00 pm / Sat 29 May, 3:15 pm WGTN: Mon 24 May, 6:00 pm / Sun 30 May, 5:15 pm WGTN: Sun 23 May, 3:15 pm / Wed 2 June, 8:15 pm
WGTN: Thu 27 May, 6:15 pm* / Sat 29 May, 6:45 pm / Sun 30 May, 1:15 pm DUN: Mon 7 June, 11:30 am DUN: Sat 12 June, 1:00 pm DUN: Wed 9 June, 8:35 pm
Wed 2 June, 6:30 pm CHCH: Mon 14 June, 10:00 am / Mon 21 June, 7:45 pm CHCH: Wed 16 June, 8:00 pm / Fri 18 June, 12:30 pm CHCH: Mon 14 June, 7:45 pm / Thu 17 June, 10:00 am
DUN: Sat 5 June, 1:15 pm / Thu 10 June, 5:45 pm / Sun 13 June, 1:45 pm
CHCH: Fri 11 June, 6:30 pm / Wed 16 June, 10:00 am / Sat 19 June, 4:30 pmFive Seasons: Modern Tide: Mid Century
The Gardens of Piet Oudolf Architecture on Long Island
2017, Director: Thomas Piper 2014, Director: Jake Gorst
75 mins, subtitled 88 mins
Celebrated Dutch landscape designer Piet
Oudolf is famous for designing public works
like New York City’s popular High Line and
Chicago’s Millennium Park. His approach to
design is so unique, so romantic, so seemingly
effortless, but it is in fact a genius approach of
careful structure and thoughtful layering that
embraces all seasons – not just when a plant
is flowering.
CELEBRATION OF THE DECADE—— BROUGHT TO YOU BY WALL
Long before Long Island was cool, before the
masses of moneyed beachgoers hit its roads
and before building lots sold for seven figures, @Leftfieldwines
Long Island was a haven for musicians, artists
and architects. Captivated by its beauty, they
began to build houses there – for living and
holidaying in.
Modern Tide explores the work of the region’s
Beautifully shot and profiling exquisite gardens, best post-war architects and designers,
this film gives us thoughtful insight into Oudolf’s including Albert Frey, Wallace Harrison, Frank
creative process. Through intimate discussions Lloyd Wright, Horace Gifford, Edward Durell
in all seasons in Piet’s own gardens at Hummelo, Stone, Marcel Breuer, Andrew Geller, Philip
and on visits to his signature public works in New Johnson, Charles Gwathmey, Barbara and
York, Chicago and the Netherlands, we see and Julian Neski, and others.
hear what motivates him. The film features interviews with architects
From his aesthetic theories to his strikingly and historians, as well as friends, families
abstract sketches to the ecological implications and clients of these influential designers.
of his ideas, Five Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Rare archival material and gorgeous
Oudolf poetically reveals how Oudolf upends current-day cinematography highlight Long
conventional notions of nature, public space, Island’s often-unappreciated modernist
and, ultimately beauty itself. architectural treasures.
Last screened at the festival in 2018 Last screened at the festival in 2015
AKL: Fri 7 May, 12:45 pm / Sun 16 May, 7:30 pm AKL: Wed 12 May, 10:45 am / Tue 18 May, 12:45 pm
WGTN: Fri 28 May, 1:00 pm / Sun 30 May, 1:45 pm WGTN: Sat 22 May, 4:15 pm / Wed 26 May, 11:00 am
DUN: Fri 11 June, 11:15 am DUN: Sun 13 June, 11:45 am
CHCH: Fri 11 June, 10:00 am / Wed 23 June, 6:00 pm CHCH: Tue 15 June, 10:00 am, Tue 22 June, 8:15 pm“IT H A D TO BE FRO M NZ , 2021
IT H AD TO BE N ATURAL”
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6:00 PM An Impossible Project* 6:15 PM The City That Sold America
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8:35 PM Where Architects Live 8:00 PM Eames
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