The Brutalist” is many things: some blunt, others loose and dangling, still others richly provocative, most of them remarkable. Among the 2024 movie releases worth arguments and accolades, director and co-writer Brady Corbet’s third feature has the most evident problems — subplots and supporting characters left hanging,

"The Brutalist" also won best motion picture drama, while Kieran Culkin nabbed a prize for his role in "A Real Pain."

That praise isn’t undeserved, by any means, especially since Adrien Brody gives a flawless performance as a brilliant Hungarian architect — an artist of genius — struggling to put his stamp on the American landscape in the years after World War II.

Brody made the speech while accepting the award for Best Actor at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards. Adrien Brody's heart is with the first responders. While accepting the award for Best Actor at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards on Jan.

Michael Loccisano/Getty Images Adrien Brody was visibly emotional while accepting a best actor award on Wednesday, January 8, as fires continue to decimate Los Angeles. "It's been a heavy day for me," Brody,