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Louis Kahn, who in 1974 died bankrupt and alone in New York City’s Pennsylvania Station, is considered by many architectural historians to be the most important architect of the second half of the 20th century. He left behind a brilliant legacy of intensely powerful and spiritual buildings – geometric compositions of brick, concrete, and light, that in the words of the L.A. Times “change your life.” Kahn’s dramatic death laid bare a complex personal life of secrets and broken promises: he led not a double, but a triple life. In addition to his wife and daughter, there were two non-marital children by two women with whom he maintained long-term relationships.
Original Release
11/12/2003
US Release
11/12/2003
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Cast
Name | Character |
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Edmund Bacon | Self |
Edwina Pattison Daniels | Aunt Eddie |
Balkrishna Doshi | Self |
Frank Gehry | Self |
Philip Johnson | Self |
Louis Kahn | Self / Self (archival footage) |
Nathaniel Kahn | Self |
Sue Ann Kahn | Self |
Haym Richard Katz | Richard Katz |
Teddy Kollek | Self |
Directors
Writers
Cast
Name | Character |
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Edmund Bacon | Self |
Edwina Pattison Daniels | Aunt Eddie |
Balkrishna Doshi | Self |
Frank Gehry | Self |
Philip Johnson | Self |
Louis Kahn | Self / Self (archival footage) |
Nathaniel Kahn | Self |
Sue Ann Kahn | Self |
Haym Richard Katz | Richard Katz |
Teddy Kollek | Self |
Harriet Pattison | Self |
Priscilla Pattison | Aunt Posie |
I.M. Pei | Self |
Moshe Safdie | Self |
Robert A.M. Stern | Self |
Alexandra Tyng | Self |
Anne Tyng | Self |
Shamsul Wares | Self |
Producers
Name | Role |
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Andrew S. Clayman | Executive Producer |
Darrell Friedman | Executive Producer |
Nathaniel Kahn | Producer |
Susan Rose Behr | Producer |
Simon Egleton | Producer |
Phyllis Freed Kaufman | Producer |
Andrew Herwitz | Producer |
John Hochroth | Producer |
Yael Melamede | Producer |
Judy Moon | Producer |
Editors
Year | Type | Category | Won |
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2004 | Oscar | Best Documentary, Features | Nominated |