White Colour Black: Review. By Trent Neely. This drama film follows Leke (Dudley O’Shaughnessy) a successful photographer living and working in London. Despite his professional successes however, Leke is shown to be someone who is wanting. He spends his nights partying, taking drugs, and engaging in sexual conquests, but none
It’s not often we talk about Switzerland pulling an Oscar contender out of the bag. If you were to talk about films set in Switzerland, it’d be truly endless, but the last great Swiss film I can remember is My Life as a Courgette, so it was an exciting read
Bullied is a documentary which deals with the issues surrounding bullying, talking to the parents of the victims of bullying who have taken their own lives, plus taking into account the influences and reasons behind bullying. Directed by Thomas Keith, a lecturer in American philosophy and gender studies and who has
Beginning: The BRWC Review. By Alif Majeed. I remember the first time I watched the movie Irreversible and getting stunned by the violent rape scene at the heart of it. What made it more disturbing is how the rapist was treating Monica Bellucci's character in that underpass. Kicking and screaming
The Mauritanian Synopsis: A defense attorney (Jodie Foster), her associate (Shailene Woodley) and a military prosecutor (Benedict Cumberbatch) uncover a far-reaching conspiracy while investigating the case of Mohamdedou Ould Salahi (Tahar Rahim), a suspected 9/11 terrorist imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for six years. Unearthing a potent true story comes with
