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A24 now confirms the U.S. release date for The Brutalist. Directed by Brady Corbet, the historical epic stars Adrien Brody as Hungarian-born Jewish architect, Lszl Tth, who flees post-war Europe with his wife to begin a new life in America, with a mysterious client then changing the course of their lives forever. The Brutalist reviews were glowing from critics following the film's premiere at the Venice Film Festival, with A24 subsequently securing domestic distrubution rights.

Now, per Deadline, A24 has set The Brutalist's limited U.S. release date for December 20, 2024. An exact number of theaters the film will play in has not yet been released. The release date confirmation arrives as The Brutalist remains at an impressive 98% on Rotten Tomatoes following its 13-minute standing ovation at Venice, at which Corbet won the Golden Lion award for Best Director.

What The Brutalist's Domestic Release Means For The Film Corbet's...

I'm not someone who naturally gives preference to a film based on the size of its ambition. The filmmaking challenge of marshaling a massive production doesn't guarantee the final product will be any more impactful as a piece of art. But there's nothing quite like a big swing that connects, is there? The Brutalist is a colossal achievement, balancing intimacy and scale at every level of craft. At 3 hours, 35 minutes, it asks a lot from its viewers. Every second is well spent.

The Brutalist

Director Brady CorbetRelease Date October 12, 2024Writers Brady Corbet, Mona FastvoldCast Stephen Saracco, Laura Bta, Daniel Washington, Zephan Hanson Amissah, Robert Jackson, Peter Linka, Rudolf Molnr, Jaymes Butler, Michael Epp, Natalie Shinnick, Peter Polycarpou, Jeremy Wheeler, Matt Devere, Nick Wittman, Emma Laird, Guy Pearce, Felicity Jones, Isaach De Bankole, Joe Alwyn, Stacy Martin, Alessandro Nivola, Raffey Cassidy, Jonathan Hyde, Adrien BrodyGenres Drama

The film follows Lszl Tth...

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