Brady Corbet's new film, 'The Brutalist', showcases his undeterred ambition post-'Vox Lux', being a 205-minute postwar epic about a Hungarian Jewish architect.
Despite the reception of 'Vox Lux', which was critically acclaimed but commercially unsuccessful, Brady Corbet returns with a film that promises a bold narrative and major themes.
The fact that 'The Brutalist' runs for 205 minutes with an intermission reflects Corbet's confidence and artistic vision, inviting audiences into an expansive storytelling experience.
As the holiday season approaches, 'The Brutalist' stands out not only due to its length and depth but also thanks to its engaging lead performances.
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