Away: The BRWC Review. By Hope Moore. Wow. Gints Zilbalodis's Away film was a big treat! The film from my perspective has many layers and angles that could connect to an audience of any age or background. In my opinion, the film captures the journey of lost, fear, loneliness, desperation,
Lola Young Edition: Bits & Pieces - Today, Apple TV+ unveiled the trailer for the new six-part documentary series “Vietnam: The War That Changed America,” set to premiere globally on January 31. Narrated by Academy Award nominee Ethan Hawke (“Training Day,” “Boyhood”), the series commemorates the 50th anniversary of the
Marion: Short Review. By Joe Muldoon. Marion (Caroline Noguès-Larbère, playing a semi-fictionalised version of herself), the only female bull-jumper in France, is minutes away from her debut. As they stand at the urinal, even her fellow jumpers —those upon whom Marion depends in case things go wrong— voice their doubts, scoffing
Until Dawn: Trailer Talk ‘Until Dawn’ is an adaptation of the hit horror game, that follows a group of friends as they travel to a cabin in the woods and encounter a Wendigo and a killer. The synopsis that is detailed above is from the game and, when it came to adapting
Saint Rose: Review. By Hope Moore. Saint Rose hits the ball out of the park for anyone who has endured abuse or has known of anyone who has endured abuse. The tone and suspense of Rose's response to her husband's demands and disapproval to everything she does is gut wrenching. The
