Brad Pitt’s New Movie Took 14 Years to Make, but He’s Not the Lead
Brad Pitt is serving as an executive producer for the documentary 'From Inside Out,' which explores the architectural work of Peter Zumthor. The film was shot over 14 years and highlights iconic buildings, including the new LACMA expansion.
Why it matters
The documentary highlights the intersection of celebrity influence and architectural preservation, specifically regarding the controversial LACMA project.
According to a recent report published by The Hollywood Reporter , Brad Pitt has partnered with Wim Wenders for his upcoming documentary, titled From Inside Out — The Architecture of Peter Zumthor. This time around, however, the 62-year-old actor will be working behind the scenes rather than featuring in front of the camera, having joined the project as an executive producer.
As such, the feature will open with the credit, "Brad Pitt presents." Filmed over a period of 14 years, From Inside Out puts some of Peter Zumthor's most iconic buildings in the spotlight, including the first family homes he designed in the Alps as well as the sprawling new Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) that the Pritzker Prize-winning architect completed this year.
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