Adrian Frutiger: The Man of Black and White(2005)

Adrian Frutiger: The Man of Black and White Synopsis

Adrian Frutiger was one of the most important type designers of our time. The Swiss, born in 1928, created more than thirty fonts, including the world-famous Méridien, Univers and Frutiger type families. Less well-known are his extraordingary freely conceived works. This film is a straightforward, sensitive portrait of the designer and his work which presents Adrian Frutiger's achievements and his relationship to nature in a new way. All the cinematography is done in High Definition, stills of the well-known Swiss cameraman Pio Corradi and the music composed by famous Swiss songwriter Hanery Amman add to the very personal portrait.

Adrian Frutiger: The Man of Black and White (2005) is a film directed by Christine Kopp, released on November 1, 2005 with a runtime of 45m. Viewers rate it 5.0 out of 10 across 3 ratings.