With a 200-minute running time, Brady Corbet’s “The Brutalist” (A24) isn’t unique among wide-release English-language films. In fact, it’s somewhat shorter than some major releases in recent decades.

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John Crowley's Irish slice-o-life drama, Intermission, looks set to have a very good night at the first Irish Film and Television Awards in November. The film has been nominated in no less than eleven ...

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The 15-minute intermission acknowledges contemporary reality as much as bathroom needs. “The Brutalist” becomes 215 minutes start to finish with its precisely timed 15-minute break. Without it, it ...