The Keeper: The BRWC Review. Forgiveness is innately human. We are all capable of it, and we have all sought it out at some point in our lives. It is not always straightforward though; some actions are so dark and twisted that forgiving them takes a monumental effort. One
You’ll struggle to find a feature debut that pucks a punch quite as hard as Lila Avilés' The Chambermaid this year. The film is a beautifully shot, intimate drama that humanises the underbelly of hospitality. The film centres on chambermaid Eve (Gabriela Cartol, who is a graceful and understated presence) as
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood: The BRWC Review. Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time
Bits & Pieces: Trailer Edition After being thrown out of his home by his wife for being promiscuous, Mark finds himself back at Dumpling Farm, a place of youthful memories and parties, but things aren't quite right. His old buddy Ian, who has never left the place, is possessed by a
Is LGBTQ Representation on the Big Screen Getting Better? By Frankie Wallace. As time goes on, evolution usually follows — but when it comes to LGBTQ representation in films, Hollywood is going backward. According to GLAAD, there were 109 films released from major studios in 2017, yet only 14 of them
