Paul Tunge's 2018 film investigates Norway's brutalist architecture and its impact on urban society.
“A visual take on modernist / brutalist architecture in Norway.”
Synopsis
Paul Tunge's 2018 film investigates Norway's brutalist architecture and its impact on urban society.
Synopsis
Concrete and stone structures dominate Norway's urban spaces, often met with public criticism and calls for their demolition. Director Paul Tunge's 2018 documentary, Bauta, presents these monumental buildings as entities that exist beyond aesthetic judgments. The film captures their architectural significance, urging a reconsideration of their role in the Norwegian cityscape. By focusing on the stark beauty of brutalist design, Bauta prompts a dialogue about the value of these often-maligned structures in contemporary society.
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Why Watch
- See Norway's monumental buildings in a new light.
- Find out why brutalist architecture matters.
- Meet the structures facing public disdain.
Did You Know
- The film is directed by Paul Tunge.
- Bauta has a runtime of 21 minutes.
- The documentary was produced in Norway.
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Who directed the documentary Bauta?
Bauta was directed by Paul Tunge.
What is the duration of the documentary Bauta?
Bauta has a duration of 21 minutes.
In which country was Bauta produced?
Bauta was produced in Norway.
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