Charles Quick, Keith Harrison, and Anna Raczynski explored the role of people in the building’s identity through a series of video portraits.

A film by DOGMA85 describing life at the Trellick Tower spoken by Keith Benton Chair of the residents association.

Architecture’, is a video featuring London’s Brutalist landmarks including Trellick and Balfron Tower by Ernö Goldfinger, and Neave Brown’s Alexandra Road Estate.

Winstan Whitter filmmaker and London skate historian's film about Southbank, its resonance with generations of skateboarders and the battle to save the space from development.

Xhosa Cole's All Roads Dance and Music (Saxophone) interpretive Film beneath Birmingham’s Spaghetti Junction.

The spinning camera technique, creates a dynamic portrait of the Barbican's shapes and textures in Metronomy's ‘Month of Sundays’ video, directed by Callum Cooper

British musician XO’s music video for ‘Divine Disaster’ includes rotating cinematography of the Brutalist Thamesmead housing estate.

(PAID) Andrea Zimmerman’s film is a deeply moving portrait of a community struggling to survive in a boarded-up London public housing estate.

Frontiers contrasts the fluidity of the human form with the brutalist concrete motorways that cut through the heart of Glasgow.

What became of the Likely Lads, was filmed on a housing estate in Thamesmead which was also used as the backdrop for filmmaker Stanley Kubrick’s 1971 A Clockwork Orange.

Philip Evans's beautiful Panoramic film of Nick Jensen skateboarding in London and the Southbank Centre

Trip-hop inspired track about architecture, cities, riots and work filmed in Castle Park, old Norwich Union Building, Bristol

Tomislav Latinovic's exploration of queer identity and post cultural Yugoslav cultural heritage, featuring Brutalist buildings

THE PLACE AND STUDENTS CREATING A K-POP DANCE INTERPRETATION AT ACLAND BURGHLEY SCHOOL

Chemical Brothers 'GO' video directed by Michel Gondry filmed in the Front-de-Seine area of Paris

Lionheart's thoughts on architecture, poetry and our wellbeing.

Paradise Lost, is Andy Howlett's film about Birmingham Central Library's demolition and the death of Modernism.

Shot in Hulme, Manchester in 1994 before the flats were demolished.

‘The Clock’ is a side project of electro group Orbital starring actor Cillian Murphy, filmed at Robin Hood Gardens and the Barbican.

Allan Sylvester's film explores the former printing press company Rotaprint's building, located in a suburb of Berlin.

A dystopian film exploring the Brunswick Centre's epic architecture through a lens of perseverance and hope.