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Get Luder (2010)

Duration: 08:53    Category: History, Scotland, Short   Opportunity: Bridging the Gap

Architect Owen Luder’s most famous building, the Get Carter car park in Gateshead, is scheduled for demolition. This is nothing new for the once acclaimed 81-year-old brutalist pioneer. His concrete giant, the Tricorn Centre in Portsmouth, is already down, and his other iconic Gateshead structure, the Dunston Rocket, faces a similar fate. ‘Get Luder’ charts his last-ditch bid to force a reappraisal and reinvention of the car park made famous by the Micael Caine gangster film as demolition day looms, and views a man struggling to retain his pride and dignity as he watches his work destroyed in his own lifetime.

Screening Formats: Digi Beta, Beta SP, DV-Cam

Highlights:
OFFICIAL SELECTION – Sheffield Doc/Fest 2010

Supported by: Creative Scotland, BBC Scotland

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Director: Jonathan Carr
Producer: Chris Marks (Plainview Films)
Executive Producers Sonja Henrici & Noe Mendelle
DOP: Evan Goldman
Sound: Robin Pairman
Music: Scott Twynholm
Editor: Mark Jenkins

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