Category: Screening

  • Green Over Gray. Emilio Ambasz

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    EMILIO AMBASZ. GREEN OVER GRAY

    Tickets available here.

    Directed by : Francesca Molteni & Mattia Colombo

    Editing: Silvia Biagioni

    Cinematogprahy: Mattia Colombo, Timon De Graaf Boelè

    Run time: 55 mins / Country: Italy

    Screening time: Wednesday April 29 at 18:00

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    Synopsis: Green Over Gray portraysthetheoretical and design development linked to the Green Architecture revolution, through the analysis of some seminal projects by Emilio Ambasz, which have covered the current debate on climate impact and introduced a vision of Nature that today, 40 years later, we recognize as a turning point in the history of the relationship between man and the environment. Such projects witness the importance of a well-balanced environment for better human daily life.

    A film is a perfect format for illustrating environmental care to vast audiences, showing how architecture can address the issue of climate change, better conditions for living, andbetter solutions for urban decay. The visual register therefore plays on the drawings and imagesof the built architectures, allowing us to enter the logic of Emilio Ambasz’s poetic world, in the belief that technique alone is not enough, and that architecture is such only if it is capable of arousing emotions.

    Architects and local partnersguide us in commenting on the works. The theme of Architecture’s accountability towards a design that ensures the welfare of the different ecosystems in which we live is also addressed in the documentary through exclusive interviews with, among others, Tadao Ando, Kengo Kuma, Toyo Ito, JamesWines, together withBarry Bergdoll, Fulvio Irace and Stefano Mancuso.Original models, shot in a theatre with special visual effects, images of contemporary life in the existing buildings, above the lyrics and fables by Emilio Ambasz, give shape to an unconventional and dreamlike documentary on how Architecture can influence our behavior and our impact on the planet.

  • Open Page Writer Workshop / meet up

    Saturday May 2 , 14:00 – 15:30

    Join us for our first writer’s meet up.

    Together with other independent authors you can compare your works-in-progress, take notes from each other, and meet with writers in the region that share your dreams. All with great coffee and fika.

    The event is free of charge. Register your interest via our ticketing site.

    Open Page Writers Workshop
  • Spotlight On: Indonesian Cinema

    A very special focus on one of the most dynamic and exciting film industries in the world right now. We explore Indonesia through 3 screenings of independent short films and discussion about the work of the art director with Elena Natanael, art director/ production designer from Indonesia. This is a special insight into the creative process of the art director that brings a cinematic vision to life on screen.

    Date & Time: Saturday, April 18 2026 15.00-18.00 PM CET

    Masterclass with Elena Natanael: 15:00 – 15:45

    Short film program : 17:00- 18:00

    Art Direction in Moving Images: A Discussion with Elena Natanael (45 Mins)

    How does a creative start a journey in this mysterious role? What does collaboration in the grand scheme of moving images look like? Together we discuss how aesthetic and management collide with direct experience from Elena, Indonesian-born, Sweden-based Art Dir/Production Designer with shorts & films featured on Netflix, Europe on Screen, Cinema 21, and independent screens.

    When The Blues Goes Marching In (duration: 12 mins 40 sec)

    Director: Beny Kristia

    Country: Indonesia

    A young man narrated the details of his dream from last night to his father about the celebration of demonstration, anger, and graduation.

    Perfected Grammar (duration: 10 mins 52 sec)

    Director: Andrea Suwito

    Country: Indonesia, Hungary, Belgium, Portugal

    In Budapest, an elderly mother teaches her Hungarian-speaking daughter the difference between active and passive tenses in the mother’s Indonesian mother tongue. What starts as a simple film about a familial language lesson encompasses the mother’s painful past, her journey to Hungary, her unintended life there, the effects of history on the individual, and the power of language to both reveal and connect.

    Mayang O’ Mayang (duration: 11 mins)

    Director: Anggita Puri

    Country: Indonesia

    Joko dreams about a woman in a shawl he considers to be his soulmate and embarks on a search for her. On his way, he repeatedly bumps into a mysterious Betawi puppet named ondel-ondel.