Wednesday
26 Jun

'Club Zero': Arne Jacobsen on film

Experience Arne Jacobsen as the primary scenographer in Jessica Hausner's latest thriller-comedy 'Club Zero'.

Still from 'Club Zero'

Pre-premiere: Experience Arne Jacobsen as the primary scenographer in Jessica Hausner's latest thriller-comedy Club Zero, with Mia Wasikowski in the lead role of a teacher and Sidse Babett-Knudsen in the role of a rector.

Sometimes, the interest in a film is sparked not by the lead actor or the director but instead by the set design. Club Zero captivates, partly because of the director and the lead actor — but for architecture-passionate cinemagoers, the film stands out, as most of it was filmed at St. Catherine's College, Oxford. The site is a late project by Arne Jacobsen and, like other significant projects by Jacobsen, can still be experienced as a Gesamtkunstwerk.

The buildings are still in use — and as good architecture often does, the place continues to inspire.

As an introduction to this preview of Club Zero, architecture and design specialist Marie-Louise Høstbo will introduce Arne Jacobsen's work St. Catherine's College in Oxford, from 1964, which represents the background for the film's scenography. After the film, there will be the opportunity to share the film experience over a drink at the bar.

Ticket price: 100 DKK

Your CAFx Community Membership
Name
fname lname
Member since
sign-up
Active
No Annual events at this time.
You can access previous annual events archive here
My Saved Events
View all
Film
10 Jun
Film Screening: Living in a Piece of Furniture – Gerrit Rietveld’s Houses
The film explores Rietveld’s work from the perspective of Truus’s love for the man and his work, documented in an audio interview from 1982, and in interviews with her loved ones.
Film Screening: Living in a Piece of Furniture – Gerrit Rietveld’s Houses
Conversation
26 May
How Can Participation Be Reimagined For Refugees?
Join us for the third event in our new format, “On Air”: The Architecture of Interlegal Democracy
How Can Participation Be Reimagined For Refugees?
Conversation
28 May
Inclusion Talks - A Universal Design Perspective: What’s AI got to do with it?
In this second edition of Inclusion Talks - A Universal Design Perspective, we take a closer look at how the growing use of AI in architecture and design processes risks reinforcing historical assumptions about what is deemed ‘normal’
Inclusion Talks - A Universal Design Perspective: What’s AI got to do with it?
Lecture
27 May
Legitimising the Commons Beyond Policy and Law: With Janet Sanz and Finn Williams
Join us for an exciting evening on commoning and how legitimacy is produced through political struggle, cultural narratives, care practices, and long-term municipal engagement. Guests include major international capacities like Finn Williams and Janet Sanz
Legitimising the Commons Beyond Policy and Law: With Janet Sanz and Finn Williams
More Events
View all
Conversation
26 May
How Can Participation Be Reimagined For Refugees?
Join us for the third event in our new format, “On Air”: The Architecture of Interlegal Democracy
How Can Participation Be Reimagined For Refugees?
Lecture
27 May
Legitimising the Commons Beyond Policy and Law: With Janet Sanz and Finn Williams
Join us for an exciting evening on commoning and how legitimacy is produced through political struggle, cultural narratives, care practices, and long-term municipal engagement. Guests include major international capacities like Finn Williams and Janet Sanz
Legitimising the Commons Beyond Policy and Law: With Janet Sanz and Finn Williams
Conversation
28 May
Inclusion Talks - A Universal Design Perspective: What’s AI got to do with it?
In this second edition of Inclusion Talks - A Universal Design Perspective, we take a closer look at how the growing use of AI in architecture and design processes risks reinforcing historical assumptions about what is deemed ‘normal’
Inclusion Talks - A Universal Design Perspective: What’s AI got to do with it?