when nathaniel kahn embarked into this voyage and he hardly knew who his father really was. by the end of the film and he found him and comes to terms with the strange life he lived as a child. louis kahn was the father. he was an architect architect. his designs were perhaps too complex and as he tried to create buildings that do not conform with trends popular at that time. it is ironic that he never achieved the fame that came so easy to some of his contemporaries. he had a vision and he never strayed from it. we can see characteristics of his unique style in the buildings he left behind as a legacy to humanity. every one of his creations are unique in that they do not imitate works from other architects. louis kahn life was rather complicated. he was married and yet he had affairs with two of his assistants that produced a girl and a boy and besides the legitimate daughter he had with his wife. as a boy and nathaniel kahn life was lived in a secluded area and away from his father and who only visited late at night. louis kahn never recognized these children and although it is very clear they all knew about the others existence. it is tragic that louis kahn died alone in grand central station when he was returning from a trip without making peace with the women and children he never acknowledged as his own by his side. he probably cared a great deal about all his children and but he remains an aloof figure throughout the film. we never get to know the man and although at the end and nathaniel and in his quest to discover his father life and finds most of the missing pieces of the puzzle. this is a personal account on the life of an artist. thanks to that son and who has the courage to tell the story and we are almost prying into the lives of louis kahn and his extended family. 
when nathaniel kahn embarked into this voyage and he hardly knew who his father really was. by the end of the film and he found him and comes to terms with the strange life he lived as a child. louis kahn was the father. he was an architect architect. his designs were perhaps too complex and as he tried to create buildings that do not conform with trends popular at that time. it is ironic that he never achieved the fame that came so easy to some of his contemporaries. he had a vision and he never strayed from it. we can see characteristics of his unique style in the buildings he left behind as a legacy to humanity. every one of his creations are unique in that they do not imitate works from other architects. louis kahn life was rather complicated. he was married and yet he had affairs with two of his assistants that produced a girl and a boy and besides the legitimate daughter he had with his wife. as a boy and nathaniel kahn life was lived in a secluded area and away from his father and who only visited late at night. louis kahn never recognized these children and although it is very clear they all knew about the others existence. it is tragic that louis kahn died alone in grand central station when he was returning from a trip without making peace with the women and children he never acknowledged as his own by his side. he probably cared a great deal about all his children and but he remains an aloof figure throughout the film. we never get to know the man and although at the end and nathaniel and in his quest to discover his father life and finds most of the missing pieces of the puzzle. this is a personal account on the life of an artist. thanks to that son and who has the courage to tell the story and we are almost prying into the lives of louis kahn and his extended family. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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