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As for Brody, these themes and Lszl's struggle in this film, are something he could deeply relate to, as he would say that he "had the luxury of living it and living with an understanding of the immigrant experience, the yearnings of an artist, and the yearnings of, more specifically, my mother, being a Hungarian refugee who moved to New York, moved to America, and her aspirations and journey as an artist to leave behind something which parallel Lszls experiences and this journey parallels my mother's." Reading how intimately Brody understood the struggles addressed in the film helps to better understand how the actor was able to give such an astounding performance in The Brutalist
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It usually goes away on its own, but your doctor may recommend treatment if there is a condition causing it
