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Film: Architect Part 1
Sept
27
to 12 Oct
Exhibition, Screening

Film: Architect Part 1

  • Festival Printworks Gallery, Market St, Galway (map)
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Architect Part 1 

A film by artist Laura Gannon and architect Jessica Reynolds 

with sound by Susan Stenger

‘Architect Part 1’ is a new short film directed by artist Laura Gannon, featuring architect Jessica Reynolds and with sound composition by Susan Stenger. Set in rural County Mayo, the film reveals the interior and exterior of a house standing alone on the side of a mountain called Devils mother. Abandoned to the elements of time and nature, newer houses were built along the road while this house has stood empty for over forty years.

A family history is subtly revealed as the film layers architecture in a rural environment with the movement of people and the passing of time. The house is surrounded by fields of sheep, the main agriculture in this region on the border of Mayo and Connemara. Jessica’s grandmother was one of thousands who emigrated to England in the 1950s, as Ireland’s population declined. The house remains empty, a monument to this mass emigration and the emptying out of people from the landscape. 

Revisiting her family’s former home, Jessica appears at punctuated moments, amplified by beats and drone sounds. A figure in the landscape, she reintroduces herself back into her family history having last visited at the age of nine. 

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Film + Architecture Worksh
Sept
28
to 6 Oct
Workshop, Talk, Screening

Film + Architecture Worksh

  • The Mick Lally Theatre, Druid Lane, Galway (map)
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Film + Architecture Workshop

Course Tutors: Sabrina Morreale and Lorenzo Perri, Lemonot studio with Sofie Stilling, from the Royal Danish Academy and Tom Kerr-Bell 

Exhibition, film screenings & workshop

The Mick Lally Theatre, Druid Lane
28 September - 05 October 2025, 10am - 6pm daily 

Course Fee €100

Applications to:  learning@architectureattheedge.com 

Films will premiere on Saturday 04 October at 4pm in the Festival Printworks Gallery

Artists Gallery Talk

Festival Printworks Gallery, 

Date? 16.30 - 17.30 

Public Film Screening

STRATA INCOGNITA’ Grandeza Studio + Locument

The Mick Lally Theatre, Druid Ln, Galway. 

October 01 2025, 18.00 


followed by a conversation with LOCUMENT (Francisco Lobo + Romea Muryń)

Interested in how architecture and film shape our sense of belonging? Partnering with Copenhagen Architecture Festival, Architecture at the Edge are offering workshops on creative filmmaking and its relationships to architecture.

During the one-week program led by Sabrina Morreale and Lorenzo Perri, Lemonot studio with Sofie Stilling, from the Royal Danish Academy, we will explore Galway’s. Participants will learn investigative observation, research, and innovative ways to map and understand the city, culminating in the creation of a short film. 

Project credits:

Supported by: Screen Ireland, Skills Development Funding Scheme 

Part of the LINA Architecture Programme 

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Film:STRATA INCOGNITA 
Oct
2
6:30 pm18:30
Screening

Film:STRATA INCOGNITA 

  • The Mick Lally Theatre, Druid Ln, Galway (map)
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GRANDEZA STUDIO + LOCUMENT

STRATA INCOGNITA 

2023 |Documentary| Portugal and Spain|16m

STRATA INCOGNITA is a short film commissioned for the Spanish Pavilion at the Biennale Architettura 2023: “The Laboratory of the Future” and developed as a collaboration between Grandeza Studio and Locument that looks at the soil as an infrastructure for the production of food, but also, as a somatic archive of crimes, memories, and mythologies.
Just a few centimetres under your feet, millions of creatures kill each other, eat each other, fight, reproduce and establish alliances with one another – implementing the myriad processes that recompose death into life while purifying the water you drink, making the air you breathe breathable, and growing 95% of the food you eat. You are digested soil. Any time you eat, the substances that compose soils reconstitute into the matter that shapes you. Nevertheless, many of the creatures and ecosystemic processes that make soils function resist being captured by knowledge production methods firmly bound by the regimes of the visible. Indeed, it is estimated that in a tablespoon of soil there are more living organisms than human beings on Earth, but only about 10% of small soil animals have been identified by humans. Soil is our closest alien world.

Followed by an online conversation with Francisco Lobo and Romea Muryń of LOCUMENT

The event takes place as part of the AATE 2025 Film + Architecture workshop supported by Screen Ireland. 

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Film: Temptation of Influence
Oct
9
6:30 pm18:30
Screening

Film: Temptation of Influence

  • Irish Film Institute Cinema6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland, D02 PD85 (map)
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AATE & IFI present Irish Focus: 

Temptation of Influence 

2025 | Ireland, Italy, USA, UK | 44’

Temptation of Influence is a filmic essay and a collage exploring how architectural ideas are passed down, reinterpreted and inevitably misread across generations. It begins in the Dublin study of architect Shane de Blacam, where Palladio’s Four Books line the walls beside sketches by Shane’s teacher and friend Louis Kahn. From this intimate setting, the film journeys across Ireland, the Veneto and the East Coast of the United States, tracing the fragile mechanics of architectural inheritance through buildings, landscapes and conversations. Contributors include Kenneth Frampton, Níall McLaughlin, Sheila O’Donnell, Mary Laheen, Peter Carroll and others, reframing how influence moves through memory, encounter and place.

The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Marko Milovanovic in conversation with Peter Carroll, Director at A2 Architects and Head of Architecture at SAUL.

Director/Writer: Marko Milovanovic
Producers: Frank Monahan, Paolo Barkett

Showing as part of the IFI Irish Focus monthly strand showcasing new Irish film. 

Supported by British Council (Ireland).

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