“The Brutalist” director Brady Corbet on his next movie, Colorado past, and why he gave up on filming in the U.S.
Golden Globe wins, 10 Oscar nominations and an expanding release that’s allowing more people to see the historical epic in theaters — just as the VistaVision-shot film was intended. But one thing the ...
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Cinema with Sam: What I watched over break
After a relaxing break and holiday spent watching many new and old releases, here are five of my favorite movies, including a ...
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Brutalist is challenging cinema, tedium trumps terror in Wolf Man, Brave the Dark inspirational
Corbet’s complex Brutalist rewards the patient Brady Corbet's The Brutalist is an anomaly in the current cinematic landscape.
Oscars Opposition Research: The (Sometimes Silly) Case Against Every Best-Picture Nominee
Awards campaigning isn’t only about convincing voters that your film is good—it’s also about turning them against the ...