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'Magical Imperfection' tells the story of Raymond Moriyama, a Canadian architect who faced imprisonment in the 1940s due to his Japanese heritage. This film details how his experiences with racial injustice fueled his commitment to social justice and equality throughout his architectural career. It emphasizes the impact of his work on communities and the importance of architecture in promoting inclusivity.
Directed by Scott Calbeck, the documentary features Moriyama himself, allowing viewers to hear his personal reflections and insights. The film runs for 58 minutes and provides a comprehensive look at how Moriyama's life experiences shaped his architectural philosophy and contributions to society.
Why Watch
- •Meet architect Raymond Moriyama and his impactful story.
- •See how architecture can promote social justice.
- •Find out about Moriyama's experiences during the 1940s.
Did You Know
•Raymond Moriyama was imprisoned in Canada during the 1940s due to his race.
•The film is directed by Scott Calbeck and was released in 2020.
•The documentary has a runtime of 58 minutes.
Perfect For
Architecture enthusiastsSocial justice advocatesCanadian history fans