The trailer for Victor Kossakovsky’s stunning new documentary Architecton has racked up 160,000 views in a day – very impressive for a nonfiction film. The feature, built of stone and concrete, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Concrete, like most material, is taken for granted. Just look at the quiet beauty of the gray stone slabs as captured in Victor ...

Great artists major in defiance and minor in delusion: You will want to see what I have to offer, and love it, even if it is unfamiliar, disquieting and as ravishingly uncommercial as “Architecton.” A ...

Victor Kossakovsky's new documentary asks us to think about what our choice of building materials says about our larger cultural priorities. A civilization’s architecture tells you a lot about its ...

At the end of Architecton, director Viktor Kossakovsky and Michele De Lucchi, an Italian architect and the film’s wizard-esque docent, stand over the stone circle that De Lucchi built in his garden ...

Some documentaries are filled with talking heads who explain things. Others show evidence and lay out an argument. But the new movie "Architecton" takes a different approach. It is a nearly wordless ...

An extraordinary journey through the material that makes up our habitat: concrete, and its ancestor, stone. Victor Kossakovsky raises a fundamental question: how do we inhabit the world of tomorrow?

It’s very easy to misread the title of Victor Kossakovsky’s latest documentary as “Architection,” since it is, in some ways, a detective story about the world we live in, albeit one in which it is ...

Victor Kossakovsky’s follow-up to Gunda is a gorgeously shot reverie about our use of materials such as stone and concrete The granite face of a quarry shatters into boulders, cascading in mesmerising ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The trailer for Victor Kossakovsky’s stunning new documentary Architecton has racked up 160,000 views in a day – very impressive ...

The "Gunda" director debuted the feature at the 2024 Berlinale. “Gunda” director Kossakovsky investigates the effects of concrete on the environment, especially since the material cannot be recycled.

Concrete, like most material, is taken for granted. Just look at the quiet beauty of the gray stone slabs as captured in Victor Kossakovsky's visual art installation adjacent documentary "Architecton.