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'The Brutalist' Always Had an Intermission, Brady Corbet Says
IndieWireStory by Christian Blauvelt
scrn logline
Director Brady Corbet reveals the creative intent behind the intermission in his film 'The Brutalist', inviting viewers to embrace the break as part of the cinematic experience.
beat sheet
- Co-writer Mona Fastvold encourages audiences to not be intimidated by the intermission, describing it as 'binging this movie with a little break in the middle'.
- Corbet's decision to include an intermission was a deliberate creative choice, reflecting his desire to give viewers a moment to reflect on the film's heavy themes and immerse themselves more deeply in the storytelling.
call sheet
Brady Corbet, Mona Fastvold, The Brutalist, 'The Brutalist'