Big Time (2017)

"Big Time" dives into the challenging yet fascinating journey of Bjarke Ingels, an architect once simply known as a young man with dreams of creating cartoons. Today, he is hailed "one of architecture's biggest innovators" by The Wall Street Journal, and has earned a spot on TIME Magazine's list of The 100 Most Influential People on Earth. This riveting tale unfolds over the span of seven years (2009-2016), chronicling Ingels' struggles and triumphs as he endeavors to complete his most ambitious project to date. Throughout the film, viewers are granted an intimate glimpse into the labyrinth of Ingels' creative processes, accompanied by the ceaseless compromises that his demanding profession necessitates. As the narrative unfurls, we witness not only the professional hurdles he faces, but also the personal pressures that begin to weigh him down. Among his remarkable achievements, the stunning architectural marvel, VIA 57 West, and the colossal responsibility of designing one of the replacement skyscrapers for the Two World Trade Center in Manhattan, stand out. These structures, destined to redefine the New York skyline, are born amidst the architect's own battles with health issues. "Big Time" serves as a captivating window into the life of the innovative and audacious Danish architect, Bjarke Ingels, celebrated worldwide as a genius of his craft. This film is a deep-dive into the world of architecture, a testament to the power of creativity and resilience, and an inspiring portrayal of a man's journey from dreaming of cartoons to shaping skylines.

Big Time is a documentary movie featuring Bjarke Ingels and directed by Kaspar Astrup Schröder.

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