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Michael Cross

BRWC Exclusive: Michael Cross Interview

26th August 2017
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Alton Williams
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New Sam Huntingon comedy “Second Nature”, directed and co-written by Michael Cross, will get a wide release this September through Nicholas Gyeney’s Mirror Images LTD. The film, also produced by Gyeney – a filmmaker himself whose Beta Test received a wide theatrical release in 2016 – teams Huntington (Superman Returns, Sully)

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Detroit

Detroit: Marti’s Take

25th August 2017
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By Marti Dols Roca. Detroit is undoubtedly one of the most expected releases of the year. Not only because of the prolific and talented hand of its director: Katrhyn Bigelow (Academy Award winner for The Hurt Locker) but also because, by luck or misfortune, it coincides with a very specific moment

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The BRWC Review: Logan Lucky

The BRWC Review: Logan Lucky

24th August 2017
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Rosalynn Try-Hane
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Logan Lucky ticks all the requirements for a heist/caper movie on paper but just didn't work on screen. Unlucky for Steven Soderbergh he just couldn't recreate the magic of Ocean's 11 which may be down to poor casting in part. Whatever avant garde thing he was trying to do just didn't work. Daniel Craig

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Ralph Fiennes in Grand Budapest Hotel

Their Finest: Old Hams!

24th August 2017
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Old school comedian Les Dawson used to have a popular routine where he’d attempt to play the piano and fail to hilarious effect when he was actually a hugely gifted musician. As well as showing our age, that story highlights the precedent that to appear casually terrible at something you

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Atomic Blonde

The BRWC Review: Atomic Blonde

24th August 2017
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Alex Cole
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As an undercover MI6 agent is sent to Berlin, Atomic Blonde is an investigation into the death of an agent, but also an investigation into loyalty. Shifting loyalties, a double agent in the mix, and East-Berlin excess are the sort of contents that make my mouth water. Couple that with fantastic

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