Visual Acoustics

Year: 2009

Runtime: 83 min

Language: English

Director: Eric Bricker

Documentary

This visually striking documentary explores the remarkable career of renowned photographer Julius Shulman, narrated by Dustin Hoffman. Through his lens, Shulman captured iconic buildings and landscapes since the 1930s, bringing modern architecture to a wide audience. The film celebrates his work immortalizing the creations of visionary architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright and Frank Gehry, and serves as a tribute to his captivating personality and the beauty of Southern California’s modernist movement.

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