This film empowers women by highlighting the role of diversity in shaping a better-built environment. It celebrates architecture through the careers of Dorte Mandrup and Tosin Oshinowo, showcasing their unique contributions from different parts of the world. Filmed between the Equator and Arctic Circle, it offers intimate glimpses into their lives, challenges, and joys. This short documentary explores the obstacles women face in architecture, inspiring future generations to overcome them and make a difference in the world.
World Premiere at the London Sky-Garden during the screening event hosted by ArchDaily and Sky-Frame.
Other Festivals:
Vienice Biennale, Italy (2025)
3DaysofDesign, Denmark (2025)
Other Festivals:
Vienice Biennale, Italy (2025)
3DaysofDesign, Denmark (2025)
| Director | Boris Noir |
| Editing | Raquel Caro Nunez |
| Cast | Dorte Mandrup, Tosin Oshinowo |
| Sound | Sirius Kestel |
| Cinematographer | Konstantin Pappe, Nikolaus Schreiber |
| Music | Dmitrii Vikhornov |
Present in these collections
Session
• Centre Canadien d’Architecture
Saturday, march 22, 2025, 02:00 p.m. — 03:04 p.m.
Production
Boris Noir
Based in Switzerland, Boris Noir is a film producer and auteur who believes every story holds an artistic truth waiting to be revealed. For Noir, filmmaking is about more than crafting visuals — it’s a way to explore emotions and tell stories with depth.Each project is approached as a unique creative journey, with teams assembled to match the specific demands of the story. Noir collaborates with experienced artists whose work includes campaigns for global brands and recognition at renowned festivals, ensuring a thoughtful balance of emotional resonance and aesthetic quality. By focusing on the deeper layers of storytelling, Noir and his collaborators create films that are visually engaging and meaningful, offering cinematic experiences that leave a lasting impression.
Biographic notes provided by the film production team
Biographic notes provided by the film production team
In the same session
Centre Canadien d’Architecture
Saturday, march 22, 2025, 02:00 p.m.
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