Concrete Love
Pritzker Prize laureate Gottfried Böhm is widely regarded as Germany’s preeminent architect. The son of a master builder of churches, he’s also the patriarch of a modern architecture dynasty to which his three sons, Stephan, Peter and Paul, belong. But with the death of Gottfried’s wife Elisabeth, also an architect and a key source of inspiration for all the Böhm builders, the family loses its emotional lodestone.
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Main credits
Böhm, G (on-screen participant)
Staerkle Drux, Maurizius (film director)
Staerkle Drux, Maurizius (screenwriter)
Rettinger, Carl-Ludwig (film producer)
Other credits
Director of photography, Raphael Beinder; editor, Anika Simon (BFS); original score by Jonas Bühler.
Distributor subjects
Architects, Architecture, Art History, Death and Dying, Germany, Family Issues, Environmental Design, Grief and Recovery,
Keywords
Architecture, Pritzker, History, Death, Grieving, Loss, Reconciliation, Family; "Concrete Love"; First Run Features
