the brutalist movie review

 If you're referring to the movie "Brutalist", it's possible you're asking about the 2023 film titled Brutalist. However, it’s worth noting that there might be confusion with other media or topics. Let me clarify:

1. "Brutalist" (2023) is an independent film directed by Michael M. Bilandic, which deals with themes of architecture, identity, and emotional isolation through the lens of a young woman grappling with life in a brutalist apartment complex. It is set within the minimalist, austere confines of Brutalist architecture, making the setting a significant part of the film's atmosphere.

Plot Overview

The movie centers on a woman named Lila, a young architect, who has returned to her childhood home in a brutalist-style apartment complex, which she once viewed as oppressive but now has to reconcile with. The building itself represents both the physical and emotional walls she’s built around herself. As she struggles with her personal life, relationships, and the architectural legacy of her home, she must confront her past and the symbolic weight of the space in which she’s living.

Themes and Analysis

• Architectural Influence on Identity: The film uses Brutalism as a metaphor for the characters' emotional and psychological states. The harsh, raw concrete structures mirror the characters' feelings of alienation and detachment. The architecture is both a source of oppression and a complex symbol of strength and permanence.

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