3 Ways Watching TV And Movies Can Boost Mental Wellbeing. This post was developed via a partnership with BetterHelp. Life’s a journey, yet we don’t always see the more challenging aspects like mental health discussed in television and movies. Just seeing a person who shares similar mental health experiences with
Queer TV And Movies We’re Streaming Right Now. The article is developed in partnership with BetterHelp. It’s important for everyone to see their communities positively represented in the media. For too many years though the LGBTQIA+ community has been overlooked by Hollywood. Thankfully, more queer films and TV are being produced
Amy Schumer Edition: Bits & Pieces - The latest film from Luc Besson - the visionary filmmaker The Fifth Element, La Femme Nikita and the Transporter series - DOGMAN won the Graffetta d’Oro for Best Film at the 2023 Venice Film Festival. It’s extraordinary, intense and heartfelt - everything you’d expect from the unique and uncompromising
Madame Web: The BRWC Review. By Samhith Ankam. Might be an AI generated prompt for a movie, but even the worst person you know can have a stroke of genius (let’s hope it’s an actual stroke, so Open AI’s SORA won’t allow creative work to fully be placed into hands
Cobweb: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Seamlessly genre-weaving and fantastically self-aware, Cobweb is director Kim Ji-woon’s latest offering, and arguably his most unique. Known primarily for his gritty thrillers, Cobweb has Kim return to his darkly comedic roots, a move that is more than welcome. Set entirely on a single sound
