© Women in Architecture
short film
Women in Architecture
Boris Noir / / 21 min
This film is part of an event.
Architecture is more than form and function—it is identity, expression, and defiance. From the Arctic to the Equator, the film follows Dorte Mandrup and Tosin Oshinowo as they navigate a male-dominated field, shaping the built world with vision, resilience, and unshakable passion.
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Credits
| Runtime | 21 min |
|---|---|
| FSK | Not rated |
| Premiere Status | No Premiere Status |
| Director | Boris Noir |
|---|
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