The Dreams of Others is the story of the last six decades of architecture and interior design in Spain. The documentary is a critical reflection on the role of architecture in our society, on the evolution of the architect’s figure and a look at what architecture is and where it is going.
Manolo Laguillo
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Luis Fernández-Galiano
Self
Pau de Solà-Morales
Self
Nina Masó
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Marcos Catalán
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Eulàlia Serra
Self
Carme Pinós
Self
Carme Pigem
Self
Ramón Vilalta
Self
The Dreams of Others is the story of the last six decades of architecture and interior design in Spain. The documentary is a critical reflection on the role of architecture in our society, on the evolution of the architect’s figure and a look at what architecture is and where it is going.
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