The Brutalist: See historical drama’s trailer, cast, release date and run time
Trailer, Cast
The new trailer provides a deeper look into Adrien Brody’s portrayal of Jewish architect László Toth, who immigrates to the U.S. after World War II. The film also stars Felicity Jones, Guy Pearce and Joe Alwyn. The narrative centers on Toth’s work with aristocrat Harrison Lee Van Buren, played by Pearce.
Release Date, Run Time
The Brutalist will be shown first in a limited 70mm release in New York and Los Angeles on December 19, following the filming style of VistaVision. A nationwide release is scheduled for January, marking its transition from an art-house release to a broader audience.
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The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival, where director Brady Corbet received the Silver Lion for directing. It also screened at the Toronto and New York film festivals, receiving widespread praise. The feature has a runtime exceeding three hours, with a scheduled 15-minute intermission. A24 acquired the film in September.
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Awards and Nominations
The movie’s growing accolades include several Golden Globe nominations: Best Film Drama, Best Lead Actor for Adrien Brody, Best Supporting Actress for Felicity Jones, and Best Supporting Actor for Guy Pearce. Recognition extends to categories, such as Best Original Score, Screenplay and Director. The New York Film Critics Circle named The Brutalist the Best Film of the Year and awarded Adrien Brody Best Lead Actor.
FAQs
What is The Brutalist about?
It follows Jewish architect László Toth’s immigration to post-World War II America, exploring ambition, identity and cultural adaptation.
When will The Brutalist release widely?
The film will have a nationwide release in January after its initial limited 70mm debut on December 19.
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