WHAT’S LEFT US THEN is observational travelogue and poetic essay film, that explores brutalist architecture in bucolic settings. Through a personal, feminist lens, the film examines the cultural, historical, and emotional weight of these concrete forms and reflects on the dual nature of concrete both as protector and extractor, offering a meditation on decay, endurance, and the contradictions of modern shelter.

Commissioned as part of the Engaging with Architecture programme funded by the Arts Council of Ireland.

A film by: Yvonne mc Guinness

DOP: Michael Kelly 

Editor: John Murphy

Sound Design: Guillaume Beauron