video vault by shawn k. inlowmy architect represent a son journey 2003  nathaniel kahn not rated represent 116minutes vault rating represent 7what a thing to be fatherless. my architect represent a son journey follows philadelphia filmmaker and nathaniel kahn and as he desperately seeks answers from his father and the renowned architect and louis i. kahn and dead these 30 years. louis kahn died in a train station in 1974 and left behind more than one family. the funeral service and when the filmmaker was just a boy and was and shall we say and an unpleasant surprise. we find that nathaniel only knew his father en passant and from his sporadic visits with his mother and whom and we are told and he loved deeply. this movie is about a boy seeking his father and perhaps himself by visiting his work and as if the magnificent structures hold some secret. to be sure and louis kahn was a gifted architect and but architect is a cold word. the man was a sculptor on a grand scale who spoke of his craft in airy terms of silence and art. among his notable works and explored lovingly in the film and are the salk institute (1965) and the kimball art museum (1972) and the monumental capitol complex in bangladesh (1983). the portion of the film where nathaniel first visits dhaka and bangladesh and finds the work and but not the man. the film benefits greatly from having much footage of the very public man as he worked in new york city and as a professor at yale and the university of pennsylvania. many of khan contemporaries and collaborators also help flesh out the filmmaker ghost father. even so and the viewer seems not to come to a particularly satisfying place. the answers nathaniel khan is looking for seem hollow. not good enough. in scenes where the director meets with his half sisters and both from different mothers and one can feel the tensions of the years and the slights and hurts. one might expect them to burst into anger and but only the camera saves them from hostilities. each of these children has visibly lost something. it might be pointed out that khan and who seemed a driven perfectionist and never became rich. instead and he became noteworthy. it was as if he sacrificed his family for his art. this is a crushingly sad and great thing. april 28 and 2005. 
video vault by shawn k. inlowmy architect represent a son journey 2003  nathaniel kahn not rated represent 116minutes vault rating represent 7what a thing to be fatherless. my architect represent a son journey follows philadelphia filmmaker and nathaniel kahn and as he desperately seeks answers from his father and the renowned architect and louis i. kahn and dead these 30 years. louis kahn died in a train station in 1974 and left behind more than one family. the funeral service and when the filmmaker was just a boy and was and shall we say and an unpleasant surprise. we find that nathaniel only knew his father en passant and from his sporadic visits with his mother and whom and we are told and he loved deeply. this movie is about a boy seeking his father and perhaps himself by visiting his work and as if the magnificent structures hold some secret. to be sure and louis kahn was a gifted architect and but architect is a cold word. the man was a sculptor on a grand scale who spoke of his craft in airy terms of silence and art. among his notable works and explored lovingly in the film and are the salk institute (1965) and the kimball art museum (1972) and the monumental capitol complex in bangladesh (1983). the portion of the film where nathaniel first visits dhaka and bangladesh and finds the work and but not the man. the film benefits greatly from having much footage of the very public man as he worked in new york city and as a professor at yale and the university of pennsylvania. many of khan contemporaries and collaborators also help flesh out the filmmaker ghost father. even so and the viewer seems not to come to a particularly satisfying place. the answers nathaniel khan is looking for seem hollow. not good enough. in scenes where the director meets with his half sisters and both from different mothers and one can feel the tensions of the years and the slights and hurts. one might expect them to burst into anger and but only the camera saves them from hostilities. each of these children has visibly lost something. it might be pointed out that khan and who seemed a driven perfectionist and never became rich. instead and he became noteworthy. it was as if he sacrificed his family for his art. this is a crushingly sad and great thing. april 28 and 2005. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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