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Architecture and Art Movies to Watch for Inspiration- Part 3

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11Abstract: The Art of Design (2017)

Abstract: The Art of Design is a Netflix original documentary series created by Scott Dadich. By featuring one designer in each of its episode, the documentary delves deep into various fields of design- from graphic design to stage design, illustration to photography, typeface design to digital product design and more. This documentary distinguishes itself from others owing to its fresh semblance and concept.

12. Eames: The Architect & the Painter (2011)


This is a documentary about the well-regarded American duo- architect Charles Eames and painter Ray Eames. The film offers a first-hand narrative about how the couple tailored an awe-inspiring design legacy starting with a chair. Photographs and clips from the 50s and 60s will surely provide all design geeks with a lot of delight.



  • Loving Vincent (2017)

    Loving Vincent is the world’s first fully painted feature film on the infamous painter Vincent van Gogh. Constructed with over 65,000 frames and 898 shots, the actors worked on a set that was designed to replicate Gogh’s paintings. This tale of life and death is a must-watch for all artists.





    Struggle: The Life and Lost Art of Szukalski (2018


    • Released by Netflix, this feature documentary is about the stressful journey of Polish artist Stanislav Szukalski who once lost his complete collection during a Nazi raid bombing. Leonardo DiCaprio, being a huge admirer of this self-taught sculptor’s work, produced this documentary along with his father.



    Frida (2002)


         This Salma Hayek starrer movie is a biopic of surrealist artist Frida Kahlo. This movie will take you through the rocky roads of Kahlo’s life and how she directed all her energy into art, till her last breath. You, at the end of the movie, will get why Frida became a global phenomenon ‘Fridamania’.


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