In a dark corner of a mansion in mid-century Pennsylvania, Erzsébet, a Hungarian immigrant rebuilding her life in America, pores over the contents of a desk. Scattered across it are sketches and ...

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Judy Becker discusses crafting László Toth’s modernist on-screen universe—including his buildings. A still from Brutalism is architecture’s frenemy—beloved for its stylistic concrete ...

BOB MONDELLO, BYLINE: When Laszlo Toth staggers up to the ship's deck after his transatlantic voyage in 1947, leaving concentration camps behind, the first thing he sees is the Statue of Liberty.

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