Title: View Wright from a rich, new angle
Product review: I was fortunate to see this informative and visually arresting film when it debuted in Chicago at a sell-out showing in Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple. I didn't know much about Wright beyond the usual, general knowledge surrounding his life and major works. But because I lived in Japan for a couple of years, I became curious about his own years in Japan and what this film might make of crosscultural influences.The film was richly textured and extremely informative, far more so than the usual PBS or A&E; documentaries. I didn't realize that Wright worked on so many projects in Japan, or that he had such an enduring impact on Japanese architecture. If you're interested in Wright or architecture, you'll thoroughly enjoy the visual appeal of and informative narrative in this DVD.
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