Brady Corbet’s film starring Adrien Brody as a Hungarian emigré demonstrates a profound misunderstanding of the Holocaust and ...
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"There was a sense of scale and grandeur about every shot": How we made the ethereal visual design of The BrutalistBelow Máté tells us how the team designed the film's aesthetic to play on the graceful yet surreal and menacing feel of ...
The award-nominated “The Brutalist” has lots and lots of problems. For example. In it Adrien Brody (who has accumulated a history of parts in movies like this one) plays a ...
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Former Yess sous chef Giles Clark serves katsu sando, shucked oysters, fruit tarts, and natural wine at the new Cafe 2001 ...
Happy Statehood Day, Arizona. From Stevie Nicks and award-winning Mexican food to small towns and Camelback Mountain, here's ...
Happy Statehood Day, Arizona. From Stevie Nicks and the Colorado River to creosote and Camelback Mountain, here's why we love ...
Brady Corbet’s film follows Hungarian-Jewish architect Lazlo Toth, whose architectural vision is shadowed by a life of loss.
THERE’S a good reason why the rich and famous choose to holiday in Greater Palm Springs. This desert oasis in southern California is the epitome of paradise and I was fortunate enough to discover ...
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