The Scent Of Green Papaya: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Quietness, slowness, sweetness. Such a triadic spirit has never been so delicately employed as in The Scent of Green Papaya. Opening in 1950s Saigon, we join Mùi (Man San Lu), a young girl under new employment as a servant to a rich

Veronica (Morgan Boss-Maltais) has come to apply for a job as a caregiver to Mrs. Bloom (Carla Kidd), an elderly lady who has very strict requirements of care. Veronica is to move into the house and never to leave as Mrs. Bloom is very nervous about being left alone, she’s

Justin McLaughlin (Jessie Gavin) is a reclusive veteran still dealing with the trauma of what he experienced. Then one day he’s contacted by a private detective named Michelle (Rose Marie Guess) who tells him that his brother, Charlie has been indoctrinated into a local militia group. Concerned for his brother’s safety,

Ill Fares The Land: Review. George (Noah Silverstone) is a teenage boy living in a small town with his father and his brother. His dad is abusive, constantly belittling his confidence and he feels alone in the world. He has his brother, Trey (Ruaridh Aldington) but he’s unfortunately fallen into the

Ghosted: The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. Ghosted follows Cole (Chris Evans) as he meets Sadie (Ana de Armas) and they have a great first date. Cole instantly falls in love with her and thinks that she could be the one. After their date together he keeps texting her to