Abstract
Anna Ulrikke Andersen’s captivating The Norwegian Institute in Rome uses techniques from the essay film and its form to approach architectural history, this meticulous work poses questions about the use of film as architectural history and, including authorial intervention in the Agnès Varda mode, whether the filmmaker is able to address what framing in film and architecture can be, and do.
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