The Tale of the Princess Kaguya
100%TomatometerA brushstroke becomes a life.
What should we build to last?
Victor Kossakovsky follows stone from ancient ruins to modern construction, asking what our buildings reveal about the way we live. Architect Michele De Lucchi offers another way to think about the materials around us.
For patient, visually curious viewers, familiar buildings become the start of a much bigger conversation.
Slow, largely observational filmmaking, damaged buildings and environmental themes. Better suited to older children interested in architecture than to a lively family adventure.
Our notes are a starting point, not an age recommendation. G and PG films can still include intense moments. You know your family best.
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Film facts: official studio page . Checked 2026-11-01. Parent notes and recommendations by PG Pick. Artwork belongs to its respective studio.