Following the burgeoning success of the 7th New York Architecture and Design Film Festival (ADFF), this year's incarnation?which will run September 28 through October 2 2016 at Cinépolis Chelsea?appears set to maintain its position as the nation's and most popular largest subject-focused film event. Over 30 feature-length and short films, curated by Festival Director Kyle Bergman, will be presented, including Eero Saarinen: The Architect Who Saw the Future, a film that examines the life of the eponymous modernist architect.

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Following the burgeoning success of the 7th New York Architecture and Design Film Festival (ADFF), this year's incarnation?which will run September 28 through October 2 2016 at Cinépolis Chelsea?appears set to maintain its position as the nation's and most popular largest subject-focused film event. Over 30 feature-length and short films, curated by Festival Director Kyle Bergman, will be presented, including Eero Saarinen: The Architect Who Saw the Future, a film that examines the life of the eponymous modernist architect."The festival has become an annual destination for all types of people excited about design," Bergman has said ? "from films about famous figures and forgotten postmodern buildings to complex urban issues and the search for meaning."
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Highlights of the 2016 festiv...