Guy Pearce's portrayal of Harrison Lee Van Buren Sr. showcases a self-made multimillionaire, resonating strong themes of betrayal, power, and the cost of ambition in The Brutalist.
Van Buren's character parallels iconic cinematic figures, embodying the archetype of the domineering, wealthy man who controls others and grapples with his own moral void.
The Brutalist blends Hollywood melodrama with indie sensibilities, focusing on the relationship between an architect and his patron while navigating betrayal and ambition.
As the story unfolds, the depth of betrayal within Van Buren and his control over the architect, László Tóth, unfolds, questioning the value placed on art and relationships.
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