ADFF:ONLINE is a way for the architecture and design community to remain engaged and experience specially-curated films during this “shelter-at-home” period. We hope this new online venue will serve as a virtual space for the professional design industry - and the broader community - to be together.
The live streaming program will start at 8:00 pm ET with an introduction by ADFF Founder Kyle Bergman, followed by a short discussion about the film with Sean Anderson, Associate Curator, Department of Architecture and Design at MoMA. Then the feature film, The Human Shelter, will be screened, followed by a Q&A with the film’s director, Boris Benjamin Bertram. The entire program will be about 90 minutes. ADFF will replay the program again at 8:00 pm PT.
The Human Shelter
Director: Boris Benjamin Bertram
2018 / 57 min / Denmark
This film is an epic, poetic journey investigating how we, as human beings, design and build our homes. The film will explore the concept of the “home,” and how humans express themselves creatively within that sacred space, whether it’s a lagoon settlement in Lagos, a refugee camp in Iraq, or a six square-meter dwelling in Tokyo.