Romeo and Juliet, Evita, Les Miserables, The Phantom of the Opera, Hairspray, Rent, Macbeth…There are many stage greats that have been magnificently translated into cinematic masterpieces in recent years. The words that have echoed across grand theaters throughout the ages have blared from surround sound speakers in darkened cinemas, telling
How the Oscars became the very thing they were supposed to prevent, and how to fix them. When the Oscars were first introduced the general idea behind a big, prestigious awards ceremony celebrating the craft of filmmaking wasn’t an industry patting itself on the back but rather an opportunity to connect with the general public
Sadly, there seems to be no new casting announcements on Denis Villeneuve’s Dune this week, which might come as something of surprise considering the film has literally been releasing surprise casting choices for weeks now. However, one interesting piece of casting news did come along in the last seven days, and that is that
Glasgow Film Festival 2019 celebrates record audience numbers and closes with the UK premiere of Brian Welsh’s Beats Audience Award goes to Matt Pinder’s captivating documentary Harry Birrell: Films of Love and War, narrated by Bodyguard star Richard Madden, following its world premiere at GFF19 Glasgow Film Festival 2019 ended on a high tonight as it
Welcome to another edition of SIX OF THE BEST, the semi regular part of BRWC where we fire six questions at lovely people. This time, we chat to the lovely Isabella Blake Thomas. Isabella Blake Thomas has worked with everyone: Jon Voight, Gillian Anderson, Rosamund Pike, Rowan Atkinson, Kelly Lynch and Cameron Bright and many other
