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The Oscars ceremony celebrated "The Brutalist" with the following awards:
- Best Actor: Adrien Brody delivered a compelling portrayal of László Tóth, a Hungarian architect who immigrates to the United States post-World War II. This role earned Brody his second Oscar, reinforcing his status among the elite actors with multiple Academy Awards.
- Best Cinematography: Lol Crawley's innovative use of the 35mm VistaVision format, a technique from the 1950s, brought a unique visual depth to the film, earning him his first Oscar.
- Best Original Score: Composer Daniel Blumberg's evocative score, which captured the film's emotional and historical nuances, garnered him the Oscar for Best Original Score.
Set in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, "The Brutalist" explores Tóth's journey as he embarks on his first major American commission—a community center that symbolizes the fusion of European modernism with American ideals. The film's narrative and setting underscore Pennsylvania's rich architectural legacy, bringing its cultural significance to the forefront of international cinema.
Director Brady Corbet's vision, combined with stellar performances and technical excellence, has positioned "The Brutalist" as a standout in this year's Academy Awards, highlighting Pennsylvania's influence in the arts.
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