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

A feature length documentary about the life and works of the pioneer of modern architecture r.M. Schindler.

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Available under the festival and one week onward

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Uncover the untold story of Eileen Gray in E.1027, a film blending history, architecture, and the fight for women's recognition in design.

Introduction by Vera Bergström, Sveriges Arkitekter

Outside Projections with students transforming the public space at 20:00- 23:00

Areeb crosses paths with Ahmed, a parkour athlete in Gaza, sparking a journey where conflicting aspirations intersect

Screening of Power to Renovation (37 min)

Debate with Julia Svensson Journalist at Sydsvenskan and architecture critic, Ana Gilmet Architect & House Europe’s representative in Sweden.Tove Jörgensen - Architect & ACAN’s representative in Malmö, moderated by Valentina Rapuano from ArchFilmLund

A German thriller from 1920 with unique visual style, an iconic masterpiece in expressionist set design.

Jazz students from Skurups Folkhögskola play their own composition of The Cabinet of dr Caligari

Ben Leviathan - Woodwinds (Alto Saxophone and Flute), Vilgot Hedtjärn - Piano, Sigrid Vahlin - Bass, Nils Lindqvist - Drums

Architecture Students play with the public space all evening

A surreal ambient audiovisual live performance that evokes the ends and beginnings of architecture. Through improvised sound and visuals, the audience is encouraged to meditate on the blurry borders between what can be built and what can be grown, between organized dismantling and inevitable decay.

By Robert Willim, artist and associate professor of ethnology and senior lecturer in digital cultures.

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Mingle in the scenic foyer of Kino, with bar, music, video projections and good company!

On the walls: Playtime, the masterpiece from Jacques Tati