Director Brady Corbet's period drama, The Brutalist, is blazing through awards season. Since releasing in late 2024 in the US (and early 2025 in the UK), The Brutalist has earned an impressive 97% ...

The Brutalist, Corbet’s grandest effort yet in scope, begins in 1947 as Hungarian-Jewish architect László Tóth (Adrien Brody) arrives in New York's harbor after enduring the Holocaust.

It's Lydia Tár all over again. Co-written by partners Brady Corbet and Mona Fastvold, the film is a fictional story that pulls from meticulous research of the Holocaust and Brutalism architecture ...

Brady Corbet’s “The Brutalist” emerged less like a new film worth checking out than a movie colossus to behold. Corbet’s visionary three-and-a-half-hour postwar American epic, shot in ...

Brady Corbet’s epic captures the spirit of Toth perfectly. Working on a modest budget, Corbet has created the sort of cinematic experience that will not be forgotten.

In the months leading up to the production of The Brutalist, writer-director Brady Corbet texted his leading actor, Adrien Brody, from Italy, where the filmmaker was struggling to find a location ...

Corbet and Fastvold’s 168-page script (the film’s run time is 3 hours and 35 minutes) immerses us in postwar rural Pennsylvania, a world of blue-blooded elites.

And filmmaker Brady Corbet makes all of it so persuasive, I spent the intermission - "The Brutalist" is a brisk 3 1/2 hours - searching the internet for images, convinced Laszlo Toth's community ...

How Brady Corbet Made ‘The Brutalist,’ a 3.5-Hour Historical Epic, for $10 Million: ‘Every Single Cent Was on Screen’ By Brent Lang. Plus Icon. Brent Lang Executive Editor.

With his town serving as a hub for national casting calls, Corbet began acting at age 11 — and went on to star in films Thirteen (2003), Thunderbirds (2004) and Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011 ...

After Harrison is outed as a rapist, he quite literally vanishes from the movie never to be seen again, though the distinct ...

Director Brady Corbet has said he made “zero dollars” from his Oscar-nominated movie “The Brutalist” during an interview in which he also highlighted the financial precarity facing many ...