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In this wildly inventive hybrid documentary, the feature debut from experimental film and installation artists Yoni Goldstein and Meredith Zielke, viewers are transported to the space-age city of Brasília. A modernist architectural marvel, the city is a sparkling wasteland of machine dreams and aging monuments to a utopian future. Highlighting the sacred geometry of triangles and symmetry of lines, this sci-fi flick interrogates the semiotic structures that undergird the Martian outpost. With striking visuals and a thumping, electronic soundtrack, A Machine to Live In is a transcendent, transcendental voyage through Brazil’s cosmic capital.
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[BARQ] As a fascinating journey that is both mystical and realistic, showing the contradictions of the creation of an "artificial city" like Brasilia, the search for an ethereal gaze sometimes ends up sacrificing the pace, but manages to be absorbing. A film that defines, from the representation of grandiloquent architecture, the contradictions of Brazilian society.