Adrien Brody unpacks his performance as a complicated man driven by art in 'The Brutalist'

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Starting on February 28, director Brady Corbet's feature film "The Brutalist" will be released in Estonian cinemas. It has been nominated for ten Oscars and won me three Golden Globes and the Silver Lion for Best Director at the Venice Film Festival.

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Adrien Brody unpacks his performance as a complicated man driven by art in 'The Brutalist'

One of the year’s most acclaimed films, “The Brutalist,” received ten Oscar nominations. Its star, Adrien Brody, was a winner at last month’s Golden Globes and is up for Best Actor at the Academy Awards. Senior arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown discussed the role with Brody for our arts and culture series, CANVAS.

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Multi-rewarded at the Golden Globes, award for best performance at the Mostra de Venis, "The Brutalist" by the American Brady Corbet is the great favourite of the upcoming Oscars and is released this Wednesday, February 12 in theaters in France. Adrien Brody embodies this monumental experimental fresco on the fate of a Jewish architect, Hungarian, visionary, struggling with the torments of the 20th century.

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In the brutality of 'The Brutalist,' a misunderstanding of the Jewish architect's experience

In Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist, Adrien Brody plays László Tóth, a Hungarian Jewish survivor of Buchenwald concentration camp, with his customary emotional intensity. Brody’s portrayal exudes a certain hysteria that belies the ultra-refined Marcel Breuer, a Hungarian Jewish architect whose story, along with some furniture designs, are echoed in the film, Corbet has acknowledged. Commissioned to design Saint John’s Abbey (1961), a Catholic instit…

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'The Brutalist': The rebirth of an architect in the New World

In a sweeping saga, a Hungarian Holocaust survivor exiled in the US becomes mired in a gigantic construction site.

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"The Brutalist" was nominated for 10 awards at the 97th Academy Awards. It's a story told on a grand scale that's hard to believe it was made on a low budget, and at 215 minutes long (with a 15-minute intermission), Felicity Jones, who was also nominated for Best Supporting Actress, talked to the young director Brady Corbet, who is currently attracting the most attention, about the appeal of the film.