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 an entertaining piece that holds your attention for the full… 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 pursues his dream, armed with only hard work and a… 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 in an ongoing battle that destroys both of them. Completely… 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 and monsters, The Goonies is the journey every child (and… 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 provide the perspective and inspiration for trailblazing and politically progressive… A BRWC Review – Jia Zhenke: A Guy From Fenyang