Vacancy

Year: 1999

Runtime: 14 mins

Language: English

Director: Matthias Müller

Documentary

Brasília, once hailed as the 'city of hope' and the 20th century’s ultimate utopia, is now a protected cultural heritage site. In his 1998 travelogue, the filmmaker weaves amateur clips and feature‑film excerpts shot on location in the early 1960s. He portrays the capital as a deserted museum, alive only through its staff, its inhabitants long gone.

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