Look Back #2: Where to with History? Debate, Introductions and Q&As - AFFR
6–10 Oct 2021
film • stad • architectuur

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Lost in Transition

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Building Happiness

2017

City For Sale

2015

Global Home

2013

Time Machine

2011

Think Big, Act Small

Film – City – Architecture

AFFR explores the relationship between film, cities and architecture by programming and screening architecture films and by organizing introductions and debates.

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AFFR History

The Architecture Film Festival Rotterdam (AFFR) was established in 2000, and the foundation organized its festival the same year as the first architecture film festival in the world. Festivals also took place again in 2001 and 2003. In 2007 AFFR made a fresh start after a few years of silence. In 2009 the event expanded significantly in terms of visitor numbers and programming.

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Watch Online: Rotterdam Speciaal – (T)huisloos in de stad.

In cooperation with AIR, Vers Beton and Urban Guides, AFFR organized a discussion on the problem of homelessness in Rotterdam on Friday 9 October 2020. The debate followed the film What it Takes to Make a Home by Giovanni Borassi…
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Watch Online: Rotterdam Speciaal – (T)huisloos in de stad.

Online Film & Architecture Studio
starting 10 Nov. 2020

School’s Out! #12 with Jord den Hollander
about film, city & architecture
30 Oct. 19:00

What do you think about AFFR 2020?

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09.10.2020

Look Back #2: Where to with History? Debate, Introductions and Q&As

On Thursday 8 October we kicked off our specials with the Where to with History? debate with Carola Hein, Hans Christian Post, and Stephan Trüby joining in via Zoom. Wim Pijbes spoke about The American Sector and the fragments of the Berlin Wall that are scattered all over the world, while pulmonologist Hans in 't Veen gave an introduction to Smog Town and director Maarten Bernaerts called in from Belgium to speak about his new film Annapolis, Giant City. Photos by Sander van Wettum.

Look Back #2: Where to with History? Debate, Introductions and Q&As

 

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film • city • architecture 6 - 10 Oct. 2021
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