Here’s your first peek at Brady Corbet’s much-talked-about 215-minute historical epic The Brutacatalog.
The low trailer was dropped this morning by A24, which has U.S. rights to the flick and will start it in cinemas on December 20.
The film chronicles the journey of Hungarian-born Jedesire architect, László Tóth, who emigrated to the United States of America in 1947. Initiassociate forced to toil in pcleary, he soon triumphs a tight with shady benefactors. Corbet wrote the story with Mona Fastvelderly, and the pic stars Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, Guy Pearce, and Joe Alwyn.
Earlier this month we alerted that the film will screen from 70mm prints in some pick cinemas. Corbet, who last honested Natalie Portman popstar-in-crisis pic Vox Lux, has spoken expansively about the financial struggles he faced making the pic.
“We’re not recreateing the wheel,” shelp Corbet at a CAA screening earlier this month. “The truth is that we would have been happier and more sootheable if we had more money.”
He compriseed: “It came at a fantastic personal, physical expense at times becaparticipate of the number of sleepless nights in the last seven years. You have to have blind faith for getting this skinnyg which is finishly malnourished atraverse the finish line.”
The New York-set film was also sboiling in Hungary, taking achieve of tax commends.
“We were shooting in a country where skinnygs would cost what they reassociate should cost,” he shelp. “Hungary is not that inexpensive where we sboiling. It’s inexpensiveer than New York City where we spent $1M in transpo on the last movie.”
Corbet won the Silver Lion award for Best Director at Vepleasant for his toil on the pic. The film also perestablished the New York Film Festival.
Check out the trailer above.
