The Brutalist captivates with its rich ideas on art and cultural identity, presenting a stunning visual journey through the life of architect Laszlo Toth in postwar America.
Notably, the film includes an intermission after two hours, featuring a black-and-white photograph of Laszlo's wedding. This 15-minute pause allows audiences to digest the narrative and enhances viewing experience.
Despite its tight budget of $10 million, The Brutalist achieves an impressive visual aesthetic, showcasing scenes from a cavernous Italian marble quarry that are truly breathtaking.
With layered performances by Adrien Brody, Guy Pearce, and Felicity Jones, along with a relentless score by Daniel Blumberg, the film delivers deeply impactful character portrayals and emotional depth.
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