The Brutalist film premieres in December, starring Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones
- The film explores the life of László Toth, who escapes post-World War II Europe for America.
- Set in Pennsylvania, it details his journey of rebuilding his personal and professional life.
- Premiering at the Venice International Film Festival, the film highlights the price paid for ambition and legacy.
Set in the aftermath of World War II, the film depicts the journey of László Toth, a Jewish Hungarian architect fleeing the turmoil of his homeland. Arriving in Pennsylvania, he faces the struggles of starting anew in a foreign land, navigating the challenges of reuniting with his wife, Erzsét, amidst the shadows of war and shifting borders. Recognized for his architectural talent by the wealthy industrialist Harrison Lee Van Buren, Toth's path intersects with themes of ambition, power, and the complexities of legacy. The narrative unfolds against a backdrop of historical turbulence, exploring the dichotomy between personal sacrifice and professional success. Directed by Brady Corbet, the film interweaves the personal and the monumental, leaving audiences to ponder the impactful choices that shape one's life. Premiering at the Venice International Film Festival, the film captures a critical moment in a lost architect's life, marking its theatrical release on December 20, 2024, promising to resonate with those familiar with the experiences of displaced individuals.