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“The Brutalist" About the 70mm Prints

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Written by: film-tech.com and more Date: 08.12.2024
Picture: Johann Lurf

This 70mm print of The Brutalist is being shipped on 6 reels. There are no trailers attached to this print.

DTS AUDIO OPTIONS - Inserted into the side flanges of reel 1 are a primary and a backup complete set of DTS audio media in transport caddies. Please use the appropriate media for your model of DTS player. Enclosed with each DT5 set is:

• USB flash drive - Applicable ONLY to XD20 and XD10 player models.

• DVD-ROM single disc - The entire feature's audio is on this one disc and may be used with ANY model of DTS player provided it has a "DVD" type of drive installed.

• CD set of 3 discs — Please note if you are running a "DTS-6" model 2-drive player, or if you are running a "DTS-60" or "DTS-6AD" model player and only 2 drives are functional, your show will run fine by utilizing ONLY the "A" and "B" discs. (The "C" disc is included in the event an XD20 or XD10 model player refuses to load from CD without loading the "C" drive first.)

IMAGE SPECS - The Brutalist is a 1.66 aspect ratio film. It is "full height" per SMPTE RP91 with black pillarbox bars on the left and right of the image to create the 1.66 ratio within the 2.2 ratio of 70mm film. Please note that the changeover cues are inside the image area (not in the black pillarbox). If your venue has moveable masking, please mask to this 1.66 projected image. Also if possible, please file a 1.66 aspect ratio aperture plate(s) to eliminate any apparent keystoning of the image.

RUNNING TIME — The Brutalist feature is presented in two acts with an intermission:

Act I = 100 minutes (reels 1, 2, 3)
Act II = 100 minutes (reels 4, 5, 6)
INTERMISSION = 15 minutes (starts at the beginning of reel 4)

IMPORTANT INFO REGARDING THE INTERMISSION — The Brutalist contains a mandatory 15 minute "on screen" rolling intermission. Note that there is a 15 minute countdown timer that begins at the start of reel 4 and has a static image which is critical to the plot of the movie. Do NOT close your curtains over this image if your auditorium is equipped with them. Similarly, do not switch the sound processor over to a different audio input. The intermission DOES have audio on it which starts approximately one minute into the on screen countdown. The only thing that should be changed during the intermission is raising and lowering the auditorium lighting.

REEL-TO-REEL / CHANGEOVER THEATERS — The Brutalist must be run continuously without physically stopping for intermission.

PLATTER / REEL TOWER THEATERS — The Brutalist should be split between two platter decks or two tower reels. Act I (reels 1-3) should be on one and Act II (reels 4-6) should be on the other. (Please note the beginning of reels 1 and 4 have extended threading leader for use with platters.) The very end of Act I ends with a title card "INTERMISSION", followed by a fade-up of the image displayed during the intermission's on screen countdown clock. For this reason it is important that as soon as Act I finishes, IMMEDIATELY re-thread Act II and resume the show. Do not delay!

THREADING AND OPERATION — Universal & Focus Features requires proper archival film handling practices from your venue when handling and projecting this print. Please make sure you are threading on the first possible section of "Christmas" leader on the roll and then using your projector motor to "run down" to your starting frame on the SMPTE lab countdown leader. (The "red" side of the leader represents the soundtrack edge and the "green" side represents the picture edge. The "Christmas" leader has clearly visible framelines for ease of threading and is spliced in-frame.) Never, ever physically handle the actual SMPTE countdown leader to prevent dirt migration and unnecessary end-of-reel film wear.

PRINT ASSEMBLY - Platter and tower theaters leave Head 1, Tail 3, Head 4 and Tail 6 leaders IN-TACT when assembling this print. It is understood that the other leaders must be removed for assembly. When doing so, ensure that the leaders are NOT permitted to touch the floor during either build-up or breakdown. It is imperative that these leaders not become dirty, which would negatively impact the next venue running changeovers. Also please leave the TAILS of 1, 2, 4 and Son the shipping reels during storage, as there is no reason to even unwind them. When assembling, under no circumstances leave more than one ID frame on the leader. Similarly, at the end of your engagement PEEL your splicing tape off during breakdown (do NOT "cut a frame") and re-attach the leaders with a proper 2-sided splice.

PRINT RETURN - Please don't forget to include ALL of the DTS media from BOTH sets and ensure they are packed the same way you received them when you return the print. Also please be sure you have securely taped down the leaders with new tape of at least 8 inches in length. Finally, be sure to replace the outer protective foam wrap on the reels when packing the film.
Should there be any questions not answered here, please feel free to email techsupport@film-tech.com for assistance.

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Running time & 70mm Premiere

 
Picture: Johann Lurf

215 min including a 15 min intermission. Three-hour, 35-minutes.

Attendees of the 70mm engagements will receive a collectible brochure and postcard set showcasing the work of László Toth, the fictional architect played by Brody, who is at the center of the film. All tickets also come with a commemorative poster. (Variety)

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Award Season Release
19.12.2024 USA
25.12.2024 Canada

General Release
10.01.2025 USA
10.01.2025 Canada
18.01.2025 Ireland
24.01.2025 United Kingdom
27.02.2025 Denmark
xx.xx.2025 Italy
 
 

Cast & Credit

 
Cast: Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, Guy Pearce, Joe Alwyn, Raffey Cassidy, Isaach De Bankolé, Alessandro Nivola, Stacy Martin, Emma Laird, Jonathan Hyde, Peter Polycarpou

Director
Brady Corbet

Screenplay
Brady Corbet & Mona Fastvold

Camera
Lol Crawley

Sound
Steve Single & Szabolcs Gáspár

Editor
Dávid Jancsó

Composer
Daniel Blumberg

Decoration
Judy Becker

Production
Brookstreet Pictures, Kaplan Morrison, Andrew Lauren Productions

World Sales
Focus Features

Producers Andrew Lauren, D.J. Gugenheim, Brian Young, Morrison, Trevor Matthews and Nick Gordon
 
 

About

 
When visionary architect László Toth and his wife Erzsébet flee Europe to rebuild their legacy and witness the birth of modern America, their lives are changed forever by a mysterious and wealthy client. The incomparable Brady Corbet returns with an epic saga and love story spanning thirty years featuring a spectacular award-winning cast: Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, Guy Pearce and Joe Alwyn.

THE BRUTALIST is the sweeping journey of László Toth’s efforts to establish his wife, Erszebet, and himself in post-war America. László initially endures poverty and indignity, but the architect’s genius is soon recognised by the seemingly charming industrialist Harrison Lee Van Buren. Van Buren offers László and his family the American Dream on a silver platter, commissioning him to design a grand modernist monument and help shape the landscape of the country he now calls home. It will be the most ambitious project of his career, one that will take László and Erzsébet to both monumental heights and devastating lows. THE BRUTALIST chronicles the uncompromising vision of an artist and the rebuilding of a nation by a generation of immigrants. But above all, THE BRUTALIST is a powerful love story of a couple who must struggle to protect themselves against a patron whose dark influence threatens to destroy everything they have built.
 
 
  
  

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