B rady Corbet’s The Brutalist may have narrowly missed out on Best Picture at the 97th Academy Awards, but the film still ...

One of the etymological origins of the word “brutalism” is “art brut,” or “raw art,” and there’s no argument against Brady ...

But his hidden agenda -- putting László's art at the service of Van Buren money -- doesn't stay hidden for long. "The Brutalist" runs 3 hours and 35 minutes with a 15-minute intermission ...

The new movie The Brutalist is earning a lot of Oscar buzz. Adrien Brody plays a fictional Hungarian architect who settles in America after his family is torn apart during World War II.

László’s relationship with his art offers further depth to the trope of the obsessed artist; he truly is “The Brutalist,” as his signature architectural style is entirely inextricable from his own ...

Over the course of The Brutalist, László navigates and transcends his pain through his architectural projects, culminating in a career retrospective at the Venice Biennale. The power of art is ...

It’s all too easy to assume you’re watching a true story because everything about The Brutalist feels genuine. A three hour and thirty minute biopic about art, history, money, sex, trauma and ...

Art stirs the soul. But underneath transcendence, you’ll also find money, ego and angst. I’d advise you to keep that in mind watching “The Brutalist,” but its director, Brady Corbet ...

I’m in awe of you and of all your producers and collaborators, thank you for creating this monumental work of art.” “The Brutalist” is now in theaters. The A24 feature has been sweeping ...

You may find some luck at art house cinemas across the country. Viewers in Doylestown, Pa., a major setting in “The Brutalist,” can soon drive to Philadelphia for two screening options at art ...