Oscar Bound: 'The Brutalist' Debuts in India

'The Brutalist', a period drama by Brady Corbet starring Adrien Brody, debuts in India on February 28. The film, with 10 Oscar nominations, details the immigrant experience of Hungarian Jewish architect László Toth and his wife in America. It's a deep dive into post-war influences on architecture.

Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody stars in 'The Brutalist', a period drama directed by Brady Corbet, set to premiere in Indian theatres on February 28. The film's release was previously planned for January 24, as announced by Universal Pictures.

The story revolves around László Toth, a Hungarian Jewish architect portrayed by Brody, and his wife Erzsebet, played by Felicity Jones, who emigrate to America post-World War II seeking a new beginning. Their lives intertwine with a mysterious, wealthy client, Harrison Lee Van Buren, portrayed by Guy Pearce. This captivating narrative delves into the American immigrant experience and the elusive American Dream.

The film, celebrated with three Golden Globes and nominated for 10 Oscars, reflects how post-war psychology influenced architecture. 'The Brutalist' also stars Joe Alwyn, Raffey Cassidy, Stacy Martin, Emma Laird, Isaach De Bankole, and Alessandro Nivola.