Film review: The Brutalist is an audacious masterpiece

Film review: The Brutalist is an audacious masterpiece

US actor Adrien Brody, centre, poses with actor Joseph Alwyn, actress Raffey Cassidy, director Brady Corbet, Mona Fastvold, actor Isaach De Bankole, actress Felicity Jones, actress Emma Laird, actress Stacy Martin, actor Alessandro Nivola and actor Guy Pearce during the photocall of 'The Brutalist' at the Venice Film Festival. Pi ture: Getty Images)

Wed, 04 Sep, 2024 - 17:30
Darragh Leen

The Brutalist

★★★★★

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