The wait ended, one of the productions that caused the most repercussions in this 2025 came to the platform.
HBO Max It is still one of the most complete streaming platforms in the market, offering not only Successful series and high quality documentaries, but also author cinema and awarded films internationally. Its catalog, increasingly diverse, makes it an attractive option for both those who seek superficial entertainment and deeper stories.
Within that line it arrives “The Brutalist”the acclaimed film directed by Brady Corbet and starring Adrien Brody, who already has Oscar nominations and has generated conversations at film festivals around the world. With a duration of 3 hours and 35 minutes And even an intermediate in its cinemas projection, the tape disembark in HBO Max so that viewers can enjoy it at home.
The brutalist
What the brutalist is about the premiere of HBO Max
History continues László Totha Hungarian architect who, after fleeing postwar Europe, emigrates to the United States in search of new opportunities. There, his talent begins to make his way in a country in full expansion, where architecture becomes a symbol of modernity and power.
However, Toth must face not only the challenges of a new world, but also the tensions between its creative ideals and the demands of the capitalist system. The film raises a emotional and visual tour that addresses issues such as Migration, ambition and the price paid for staying faithful to art.
HBO MAX: El Brutalist trailer
HBO MAX: El Brutalist cast
- Adrien Brody (László Toth)
- Felicity Jones (Erzsébet)
- Guy Pearce (Harrison Lee Van Buren)
- Alessandro Nivola (Vince)
- Isaach Bankolé (Moujahid)
- Joe Alwyn (thousands)
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