Brady Corbet‘s immigrant epic has nabbed the top prize from the U.K.’s leading film writers and broadcasters at the annual London Critics’ Circle film awards ceremony, held at The May Fair ...

Brady Corbet’s epic American immigrant saga “The Brutalist” has been given the top prize by the U.K.’s leading film writers and broadcasters. At the London Critics’ Circle Film Awards on ...

The 45th London Critics’ Circle Film Awards were voted by the 210 members of the Film Section of the Critics’ Circle, the U.K.’s longest standing and most prestigious critics’ organization.

The awards are voted for by the 210-member film section of the Critics’ Circle, the long-standing UK critics’ organisation. For eligibility, films had to be released in UK cinemas or on ...

Brady Corbet’s period drama film The Brutalist has won the best picture at the London Critics’ Circle awards. Held at the May Fair Hotel and hosted by Mark Kermode, the event saw 15 films ...

has been named film of the year by the London Critics’ Circle. Directed and co-written by Brady Corbet, it tells the story of Laszlo Toth (played by Brody) who is separated from his wife ...

Brady Corbet’s period drama film The Brutalist has won the best picture at the London Critics’ Circle awards. Held at the May Fair Hotel and hosted by Mark Kermode, the event saw 15 films honoured ...

The 45th London Critics’ Circle Film Awards were voted on by the 210 members of the Film Section of the Critics’ Circle, the UK’s longest standing and most prestigious critics’ organisation.

Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine as Light won the best foreign language film of the year award at the London Critics’ Circle Film Awards held in the UK capital’s May Fair Hotel on Sunday, the organisers ...

Adrien Brody stars in The Brutalist, named film of the year at the London Critics’ Circle Awards (Ian West/PA) The Brutalist, a film about a Hungarian-Jewish architect played by Adrien Brody ...