I first saw Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist in a theater in Paris a few months ago. Having worked with Brady on Vox Lux, I thought I was prepared for the scale of his storytelling, but this film ...

Walk away from the tidy receptionist’s desk and through the tastefully decorated lobby, past the long, slab-like conference ... This is where you will find Brady Corbet, former actor ...

One night last month, near the end of the Chicago International Film Festival, a particularly long line of moviegoers ... Director and co-writer Brady Corbet, who wrote “The Brutalist” with ...

Filmmaker Brady Corbet talks with Obsessed about the grueling ... to find the time to be able to do our work. Films take such a long time that if you’ve lost six months, you’ve lost a year.

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 ...

Every time Brady Corbet ... lazy of me. Corbet: My partner, Mona, says that once this character has been dismantled, he is just irrelevant. So it doesn’t matter if he went on a long walk ...