‘The Brutalist’ Leads UK Cinema Releases and Dominates Oscars Race

Brady Corbet’s architectural epic garners 10 Oscar nominations and debuts in UK cinemas alongside other notable films.

‘The Brutalist,’ a sweeping tale of a Holocaust survivor turned architect, received 10 Oscar nominations, including Best Picture.
The film, starring Adrien Brody and Guy Pearce, explores themes of trauma, ambition, and the immigrant experience in post-war America.
Other new UK cinema releases include Steven Soderbergh’s ghost story ‘Presence’ and Mel Gibson’s action thriller ‘Flight Risk.’
Critical reception for ‘The Brutalist’ highlights its ambition and performances, though some critics find its architectural focus underwhelming.
Several Oscar-nominated films, including the Bob Dylan biopic ‘A Complete Unknown,’ remain available in cinemas for viewing.