Directed by Yuicho Sato and starring Japanese idol group Arashi; Saigo No Yakusoku is more of a TV drama than a feature film, but remains… Review: Saigo No Yakusoku (The Last Promise)

Detailing the personal and professional struggles of Hengdian World Studio’s movie extras; I Am Somebody focus on aspiring migrant actor Peng (Wan Guopeng) as he… Review: I Am Somebody

Guild, grief and shame battle passion, love and lust as tarnished lovers Holly (Roxy Bugler) and Matthew (Kemal Yildrim) build a love/hate triangle that culminates… Review: Malady

Few films have ever managed to capture and recreate the imagery of childhood imagination, let alone put it so beautifully onto film. Incorporating pirates, skeletons… BRWC Reviews: The Goonies 30th Anniversary Collector’s Edition

Offering a one off insight into the mind of a film-maker; Brazilian director Walter Salle provides a unique window into the world and culture that… A BRWC Review – Jia Zhenke: A Guy From Fenyang