The most intriguing aspect of Harry Lighton’s debut feature Pillion is that it attempts a love story, of sorts, that is specific by design yet reaching for a universal longing. In adapting Adam Mars-Jones’ 2020 novel Box Hill, Lighton has made a sometimes funny, sometimes explicit and…
Read MoreAt What Price, Success? The Brutalist Features Fine Adrien Brody in Sprawling Immigrant Saga
Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of Brady Corbet’s remarkable The Brutalist—a sprawling, 3.5-hour immigrant epic spanning decades and continents—is its intimacy, despite its determined scale. Structured in two acts with a “built-in” fifteen-minute intermission, the film impresses in ambition and reach while maintaining an…
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