Pantalla Pavelló Film Series

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Image courtesy of Fundacio Mies van der Rohe Barcelona

Pantalla Pavelló is a film series about the link between the man-made environment and the people who live in it.

Architecture and our cities determine and influence how we live in the same way as our rules of coexistence and the laws that govern our societies. Directly projected on the travertine of the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion, the films selected emphasize the most extreme human culture, pushing viewers to reflect on the built environment around us, the cities we want and the society we desire.

This year, Copenhagen is the world capital of architecture, and the Fundació Mies van der Rohe will collaborate with the Copenhagen Architecture Festival (CAFx) to choose the three films for the summer cycle. The goal of CAFx is to challenge the field of architecture and promote critical thinking, inspiring, engaging and raising public awareness of how architecture and urbanism shape our lives and the world, and vice versa: how our cultures, ideologies and immaterial practices affect space.

July 3, Moby Dick by John Huston (USA, 1956)

August 7, Drift by Helena Wittmann (Germany, 2017)

September 4, Lords of Water by Jérôme Fritel (France, 2019)

For more art events check our online events calendar.