A documentary film about Niemeyer, which won 11 awards from 2000 to 2003. Niemeyer was 97 years old at the time of filming. Valuable footage, centered on the unprecedented project "Brasilia, the City of the Future," remains, with Niemeyer himself appearing and discussing his political ideas and views on life. --- In the 1950s, Brazil, along with Bossa Nova, gave birth to the genius "monster Oscar Niemeyer." The man who created Brasilia, a modern city that the masters of 20th-century modern architecture dreamed of but could never realize. Oscar Niemeyer was born in Brazil in 1907. His representative works include the Ministry of Health Building (completed in 1936), which he realized with his mentor Lúcio Costa by inviting Le Corbusier to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and the UN Building in New York (completed in 1953), where he participated in the committee as a representative of Brazil and is said to have practically designed. However, his greatest masterpiece is undoubtedly the architectural complex of the capital, Brasilia. "50 years of progress in 5 years!" Under this slogan, a futuristic city suddenly appeared in the desert in 1960. The National Congress building with two giant disks, a church like a spaceship, the boomerang-shaped Presidential Palace... The architectural complex designed by Niemeyer with its unique forms received surprise, praise, and envy from all over the world. In this film, Niemeyer himself appears and frankly discusses why he creates UFO-like architecture, as well as his political ideas and views on life. Furthermore, it is packed with valuable footage that can never be seen elsewhere, such as the construction scenes of the futuristic city of Brasilia from the 1950s to the 1960s. The definitive documentary film for architecture fans. 110min. Bonus * Includes an extra documentary film (50 minutes) showing the true 모습 of the futuristic city of Brasilia. * A保存版 Niemeyer architecture photo gallery introducing over 50 photos. I have confirmed the video condition and there are no problems. Thank you very much.