The film was co-led by two female directors: Eléa Gobbé-Mévellec and Zabou Breitman.

The film is in French with English subtitles.

The annual Francophonie Cultural Festival spotlights the music, art, literature, film, cuisine and customs of French-speaking countries and regions from across the globe. Launch into a world tour of francophone cultures and sample food and drink from more than 30 embassies as you explore each nation's unique attractions and traditions.

Amman's own life, career, and breathtaking constructions were framed by the steady, dynamic acceleration of 20th century America - the roaring twenties, mass motorization, the Great Depression, war, suburbanization, and the economic boom that led to modern consumer society. Othmar Ammann's life straddles the 19th century and then end of Classical Modernism, an era he embodied in the truest sense of the word and which, as the most influential architect of steel bridges of his time, he fundamentally shaped.

Making a case for a spirtual life in architecture (and other arts), the film also relates the spaces on view to the natural world. The faintly floating cinemtaography suggests an otherwordlineess; and Schaub turns his film into a personal journey through his earlier life, when his fascination with architecture began.

Baron.e is a musical duo comprised of Faustine Pochon and Arnaud Rolle, both from the town of Fribourg in the French-speaking part of Switzerland. Influenced by rock in all forms, as well as contemporary French music, these two friends quickly created a music and textual universe representative of themselves and their generation. Baron.e's Francophone electro-pop and indie-pop evokes a "festive melancholy."

 

Following the success of a number of singles, Baron.e will release their first full-length album on March 13, 2020.