This interview contains mild spoilers for The Brutalist. The Brutalist, Brady Corbet’s sweeping drama about a Hungarian ...

The madness — the obsession — is already there, deep within his marrow. Director Brady Corbet’s film “The Brutalist,” a vast and imposing portrait of fictional architect László Tóth ...

Businessmen are willing to cut corners to save a few dollars. Men like Toth are not. So begins the struggle. Brady Corbet’s epic captures the spirit of Toth perfectly. Working on a modest budget ...

Director Brady Corbet announces his intentions from the start in “The Brutalist.” A man emerges from the chaos of an overcrowded ship arriving in New York in 1947, escaping the dark ...

But with “The Brutalist,” Brady Corbet goes in the opposite direction ... If the protagonist’s name sounds familiar, that’s because Laszlo Toth was the Hungarian-born Australian geologist ...

“I grew up working in a bookstore,” says Brady Corbet, who was born in Arizona in 1988 and raised by his mother in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. “[It’s] something I fell into between the ...

The filmmaker Brady Corbet lives in New York City, but he is not often at home. He estimates that he has been away for all but five months of the past two years; for reasons both artistic and ...

Brady Corbet, accepting a Golden Globe last month for directing “The Brutalist,” made it clear just how important his family was to the making of the epic film. As he spoke, the camera cut to ...