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Phillips Exeter Academy (1972) in Exeter, N. H., the Kimbell ArtMuseum in Fort Worth (1972) and the Yale Center for British Art (1974) in New Haven. Finally, Nathaniel visits the great complex of government buildings his father designed for the capital of Bangladesh (1983). Here Nathaniel gains the feeling that he has rejoined his father at last.
The filmmaker reveals the haunting beauty of his father’s extraordinary creations and takes us deep within his own divided family. With all the emotional impact of a dramatic feature film, Nathaniel’s personal journey becomes a universal investigation of identity, a celebration of art and of life itself.
The film is unrated and contains no potentially offensive images, but does include discussion of Kahn’s essentially polygamous lifestyle. Run time is 116 minutes.
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