The recently released film from 2024 has its viewers asking one question. “Is The Brutalist based on a true story?” Well, to answer your question, no, it isn’t. Keep reading to find out why and how.

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The protagonist is Laszlo Toth (played exceptionally well by Adrien Brody), a Bauhaus-educated modern architect.

The cast and director explore the movie's themes and mysteries. And they wonder, what happened to that bowling alley?