The Brutalist (2024)

[Harry Smolin]

A24
Rated R
4K Flat 1.66
CCAP/OCAP, HI/VI, 5.1, LAS version included
Total Package Size: 395 GB

Total Run Time: 03:34:29
Intermission Start: 01:40:06 (15-minute intermission built into the film; more info on intermission times below)
Intermission End: 01:54:53
Credits Start: 03:29:32 (same time for crawl start)

CPL files:
TheBrutalist_FTR_F-166_EN-LAS_OV_51_4K_A24_20241201_DLX_IOP_OV
TheBrutalist_FTR_F-166_EN-XX-CCAP_OV_51-HI-VI_4K_A24_20241130_DLX_IOP_OV
TheBrutalist_FTR_F-166_EN-XX-OCAP_OV_51-HI-VI_4K_A24_20241201_DLX_IOP_VF

Included Trailers:
Babygirl TLR-1-REV (CPL file: Babygirl_TLR-1-REV_F_EN-XX_US-GB_51_4K_A24__20241119_DLX_IOP_OV)
The Legend of Ochi TLR-1 (CPL file: LegendOfOchi_TLR-1_F_EN-XX_US-GB_51_4K_A24_20241210_DLX_IOP_OV)

R rating tag also included. (CPL file: R_RTG_F_EN-XX_US-R_MOS_4K_20180724_CVN_IOP_OV)

The following note is also included with the projectionist letter:
"ATTENTION:
Please raise lights during the 15 minute intermission using the below timecode.
Intermission Start: 01:40:06:17
Please make sure to turn the lights back down at the below timecode.
Intermission End: 01:54:53:17"

[Ryan Gallagher]

Worth adding that the intermission also contains intentional audio played at film fader levels. Or at least I assume the DCP does if it's like the 35mm.

[Jim Cassedy]

Worth adding that the intermission also contains intentional
audio played at film fader levels. Or at least I assume the DCP
does if it's like the 35mm.

That's correct!
In mid December, I ran a private screening of the DCP version for a group of
investors. Because It was pre-dcp-release, there was no ingest letter available at
that time. I wanted to program in the intermission house-light and door cues, so I
wouldn't have to remember to run upstairs to that auditorium and do it manually.
The only reason I knew when the intermission happened was because I had already
run the 70mm version earlier in the month. So, I can confirm that the DCP version
does 'duck' the music track during intemission, so no additional volume cues are
needed for that.

(The 'door cues" activate a device which holds the auditorium doors open if anyone
passes through them, either before a show starts, or in this case, during intermission.
The cue I add releases the doors causing them to close when the movie re-starts)

> FYI- We'll be running the 70mm version here again, 3 shows a day for two weeks
beginning January 9th.