The Big Picture ‘The Brutalist,’ the Best Movies at the New York Film Festival, and ‘The Apprentice' With Sebastian Stan!
Oct 15, 2024
Join Bryan Curtis, a media and culture commentator, and actor Sebastian Stan, known for his role as Bucky Barnes and recently portraying Trump, as they delve into cinematic brilliance. They explore highlights from the New York Film Festival, discussing standout entries and the complexity of films like 'The Brutalist.' Curtis shares insights on 'The Apprentice,' examining Trump's rise and connections with Roy Cohn. Stan reflects on his acting choices, the evolution of characters, and the intriguing journey bringing 'The Apprentice' to life.
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The Brutalist's Cinematic Ambition
- The Brutalist is a visually grand and intellectually provocative film, blending classical epic and abstract elements.
- It redefines adult cinema with its ambitious storytelling despite its modest budget.
Cronenberg's Grief Tech Story
- David Cronenberg's new film explores grief through high-tech coffin technology in a darkly funny way.
- Vincent Cassel embodies a Cronenbergian character, underscoring a unique take on human connection and mortality.
Criterion Closet Visit Experience
- Sean Fennessey visited the Criterion Closet and picked rare collections of classic cinema.
- The experience was overwhelming and profoundly inspiring for a longtime cinephile.