The Brutalist, award-winning at the Golden Globes, is gaining momentum for the Oscars. This three-and-a-half-hour film showcases László Toth, a fictional architect battling the tension between artistic integrity and commercial pressures within a post-Holocaust backdrop. Directed by Brady Corbet, the film utilizes VistaVision format to enhance visual storytelling. Most scenes were shot in Budapest, Hungary, capitalizing on experienced film crews, facilities, and tax incentives, despite its primarily American setting. Adrien Brody's performance stands out, along with themes of struggle and ambition amidst contemporary challenges, reminiscent of the filmmaker's own behind-the-scenes journey during the pandemic.
The film follows the story of László Toth, an architect facing the dual challenge of artistic expression and capitalist demands, resulting in dramatic consequences.
Despite a budget constraint, The Brutalist impressively captures grandeur, reminiscent of its protagonist's ambitious designs, overcoming obstacles similar to those faced by the character.
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