In a dark corner of a mansion in mid-century Pennsylvania, Erzsébet, a Hungarian immigrant rebuilding her life in America, pores over the contents of a desk. Scattered across it are sketches and ...

Judy Becker discusses crafting László Toth’s modernist on-screen universe—including his buildings. Brutalism is architecture’s frenemy—beloved for its stylistic concrete heaviness and ...

In a short epilogue, The Brutalist finally shows us László Toth’s buildings. Brady Corbet’s film presents as a given that Toth is a genius architect of the Bauhaus school, but we are only ...