It’s 2067; the world is peaceful. The world is perfect. The world has outlawed meat and dairy. Welcome to a world where animals have human rights and older generations struggle with the guilt of a… The BRWC Review: Carnage, Swallowing The Past
Disillusioned, desperate and idealistic. Oliver Stone’s film brings us the dramatised biopic of U.S. whistleblower Edward Snowden. About to be accused of treason, Snowden illustrates the making of a traitor as we map the moments that lead to Edward… Snowden: Review
As Ashraf Idriss (Ziad Bakri) house sits for a wealthy couple in the mountains, Blind Sun brings multiple threats both imaginary and real as he attempts to keep his sanity and his cool. A startling… Review: Blind Sun
In the wake of John F. Kennedy’s assassination, Jackie takes us down a path of grief and trauma as Jacqueline Kennedy (Natalie Portman) tries to regain her faith, bury her husband and protect her family.… The BRWC Review: Jackie
Little Tommy’s been having bad dreams, but babysitter Megan can’t have expected what was coming next. The Sitter is a short horror story brought to us by new to the scene director Edward Harvey. Trying… Review: The Sitter