my architect is a great film about nathaniel kahn search for himself via the legacy of his famous architect father and louis kahn and dead since 1974. the film builds slowly and but perfectly and and what starts out as a seemingly lost fortysomething identity crisis unfolds into a beautiful tale with much deeper meaning with regard to the importance of love and loss and family and perhaps more importantly and our life work. i had never heard of louis kahn prior to this film and although i was vaguely familiar with some of his work. through the words (both good and bad) of louis kahn colleagues and you get a very good sense of what nathaniel must have felt as memories are recalled and stories retold. sometimes it seemed as though these people were telling nathaniel how to feel about his father. as i listened to each recollection and my own opinion of this man would range from beautiful to horrible and sometimes in the span of a moment and so you get a good feel for the rollercoaster that nathaniel emotions must have been riding. the final sequence in bangladesh totally made the film for me. the reverence of which the people of bangladesh spoke of louis kahn work tied all the loose ends together nicely for me and and and hopefully and for nathaniel. i think nathaniel kahn finally found what he was looking for. 
my architect is a great film about nathaniel kahn search for himself via the legacy of his famous architect father and louis kahn and dead since 1974. the film builds slowly and but perfectly and and what starts out as a seemingly lost fortysomething identity crisis unfolds into a beautiful tale with much deeper meaning with regard to the importance of love and loss and family and perhaps more importantly and our life work. i had never heard of louis kahn prior to this film and although i was vaguely familiar with some of his work. through the words (both good and bad) of louis kahn colleagues and you get a very good sense of what nathaniel must have felt as memories are recalled and stories retold. sometimes it seemed as though these people were telling nathaniel how to feel about his father. as i listened to each recollection and my own opinion of this man would range from beautiful to horrible and sometimes in the span of a moment and so you get a good feel for the rollercoaster that nathaniel emotions must have been riding. the final sequence in bangladesh totally made the film for me. the reverence of which the people of bangladesh spoke of louis kahn work tied all the loose ends together nicely for me and and and hopefully and for nathaniel. i think nathaniel kahn finally found what he was looking for. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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