A troubled young woman named Abby (Tuppence Middleton) returns to her hometown of Niagara Falls, where the memory of a long-ago kidnapping quickly ensnares her. Albert Shin’s latest feature film Disappearance at Clifton Hill starts off with… Disappearance At Clifton Hill: The BRWC Review

What a struggle it has been to get The Invisible Man back onto the big screen. Not only was the last Invisible Man film Paul Verhoeven’s shockingly underwhelming Hollowman, but the character has been attached… The Invisible Man: The BRWC Review

Marcel Duchamp: The art of the possible is an illuminative account of the origin and legacy of the “Father of conceptualism” Marcel Duchamp. An inspiration to an enormous variety of artists, it wouldn’t be difficult… Marcel Duchamp: The Art Of The Possible – Review

“Relaxer” is a dark comedy, semi-dystopian film from Joel Potrykus. The film follows an unhygienic, unkept slacker named Abbie (Joshua Burge.) The year is 1999, Abbie accepts a challenge from his callous older brother Cam… Relaxer: Review

‘Here in Britain, we know much about the Americas…slavery, civil rights, but very little is known about the black British struggle. It’s not just people abroad, Britains living here are very unaware of what it… Farming: DVD Review