#the-brutalist

#the-brutalist

There was a discussion about Adrien Brody [and] apparently they used artificial intelligence to improve his accent. I think it was a campaign against The Brutalist by some other Oscar nominees.

Adrien won for his incredible performance as László Tóth in Brady Corbet's The Brutalist, highlighting his exceptional talent once again on a prestigious platform.

Mikey Madison's performance in 'Anora' won her a well-deserved Bafta for her smart, funny, and charismatic portrayal of a table dancer seeking love.

Emilia Perez, a musical exploration of trans identity, has captivated Oscar voters, receiving 13 nominations, the most of any film this year, showcasing significant cultural narratives.

The film follows the story of László Toth, an architect facing the dual challenge of artistic expression and capitalist demands, resulting in dramatic consequences.

Guy Pearce reflects on his film career, stating he was never in a rush to pursue Hollywood stardom, appreciating his character actor roots instead.

"Lockdown was a whole host of surprises and that was pretty special. That was not something I would have foreseen."

"No one was asking for a three-and-half-hour film about a mid-century designer in 70mm. But it works," Corbet said in his acceptance speech.

The Brutalist, directed by Brady Corbet, tells the compelling story of architect László Toth and his wife as they navigate a new life in America following World War II. Set against a backdrop of post-war Europe in 1947, the film showcases their transformation after encountering a wealthy industrialist whose ambitious project alters their destiny forever.