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Der Brutalist
Regie:Brady Corbet
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Als die Kriegsnarben 1947 immer noch über Europa blieben, begannen ein visionärer Architekt und seine Frau eine Reise, um den Überresten ihrer zerbrochenen Vergangenheit zu entkommen.Mit den Träumen, ihr Vermächtnis wieder aufzubauen, setzten sie die aufkeimende Landschaft des Nachkriegs Amerikas-ein Land voller Versprechen und Morgendämmerung der Moderne.Es waren jedoch nicht die riesigen Horizonte oder geschäftigen Städte, die ihr Leben für immer verändern würden, sondern ein rätselhafter und wohlhabender Klient, dessen Ankunft das Schicksal in den Stoff ihrer Existenz weben würde.Diese mysteriöse Figur, die in Intrigen und Ehrgeiz gehüllt war, wurde sowohl zu Muse als auch im Katalysator und veränderte den Verlauf ihres Lebens in einer Weise, die sich auch nicht vorstellen konnte.Durch diese Begegnung entfaltete sich ihre Geschichte - ein Wandteppich der Belastbarkeit, Kreativität und der dauerhaften Kraft der menschlichen Verbindung.

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Adrien Brody
Adrien Brody
László Tóth
Felicity Jones
Felicity Jones
Erzsébet Tóth
Guy Pearce
Guy Pearce
Harrison Lee Van Buren Sr
Joe Alwyn
Joe Alwyn
Harry Lee
Raffey Cassidy
Raffey Cassidy
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Stacy Martin
Stacy Martin
Maggie Lee
Isaach de Bankolé
Isaach de Bankolé
Gordon
Alessandro Nivola
Alessandro Nivola
Attila
Ariane Labed
Ariane Labed
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Brent Marchant
Pursuing the American Dream is an ambition of almost every immigrant who manages to make it to this country’s shores. Its realization can take many forms, too, depending on one’s circumstances. But, as many new arrivals discover for themselves, there’s no guarantee of success (or, at the very least, they may find that the journey can be more problematic than anticipated). One such story that provides the focus for this optimistic undertaking is the latest offering from writer-director Brady Corbet. The film follows the odyssey of László Tóth (Adrien Brody), a fictional Jewish Hungarian architec...
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CinemaSerf
Did this really need to be 3½ hours long? Well, no - I don't think so. As far as it goes, though, it features a stunning performance from Adrien Brody as fictional Hungarian architect "Tóth" who has manages to survive some torrid wartime experiences in Europe and make it to New York. He has family there, and that's the conduit to a meeting with the wealthy "Van Buren" (Guy Pearce) who decides that he wants him to design a public utility building - think Hearst Castle only without any style or shape to it. Indeed the title could very well be applied to his fascist style of bleak and angular arti...
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Chandler Danier
This movie is excellent. Beautiful. Good story. Funny stuff. Drama. Twists and turns. Despite all that excellence, the best feature of this film is the fact that you could turn it off and come back to it the next day when the intermission pops up.
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Manuel São Bento
The Brutalist is a slow-burn period drama that dives deep into the personal struggles of an immigrant protagonist driven by artistic ambition, trying to belong in a systematically adverse society. Through a mesmerizing, award-worthy performance by Adrien Brody, the filmmaker Brady Corbet focuses on the character's journey - navigating discrimination, family estrangement, and drug addiction - which is a compelling, intimate study of resilience. The architectural backdrop of a landmark institution being constructed serves as the main narrative that, while visually stunning through Lol Crawley'...
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r96sk
'The Brutalist' is simply outstanding. The biggest compliment I can pay it is that the run time of 215 minutes (!) comes and goes in a flash, the interval at ~1h 40m hit me like a brick! It's a perfect example of not overthinking run times, as long as what's onscreen is good it'll fly by. I'm not going to be able to add anything fresh to it what has already been lauded about this film, all I can say is that every inch of praise is unequivocally warranted. In regards to the Oscars, I agree that 'Anora' smashed it out of the park greater but it's a close run thing. Two specta...
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