German filmmaker, artist and writer Heinz Emigholz has produced a series of compelling, formally rigorous films investigating important but often overlooked architectural spaces.

Shot in the spring of 2002 on a 9,200-mile trip across the USA, this film (Germany, 2003, 35mm, 110 min) presents a cinematic archive of 62 controversial buildings by Bruce Goff, which opened up radically new possibilities for architecture, and defined Goff’s singular approach to space and form. Introduced by Heinz Emigholz.

Supported by the Goethe Institut, London