"There is no more controversial style of architecture" says The Brutalist director Brady Corbet
Making a film is like designing a building, The Brutalist director Brady Corbet tells Dezeen in this exclusive interview. Corbet, who co-wrote The Brutalist, chose to make brutalism the central subject of the film, which follows fictional Hungarian architect and Holocaust survivor László Tóth as he starts a new life in America, as it worked The post "There is no more controversial style of architecture" says The Brutalist director Brady Corbet appeared first on Dezeen.
Making a film is like designing a building, The Brutalist director Brady Corbet tells Dezeen in this exclusive interview. Corbet, who co-wrote The Brutalist, chose to make brutalism the central subject of the film, which follows fictional Hungarian architect and Holocaust survivor László Tóth as he starts a new life in America, as it worked
The post "There is no more controversial style of architecture" says The Brutalist director Brady Corbet appeared first on Dezeen.
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