There Are No Saints (The Jesuit) – Review The new film directed by Alfonso Pineda Ulloa is ready for release this week, and as a revenge movie fan, I had high hopes. With a screenplay by gritty ...
Confetti – a film about a traditional working class Chinese family’s struggle to receive guidance and education with their daughter, who has recently been diagnosed with Dyslexia. Written and directed...
My Dinner With Alan: A Soprano’s Session – Review. By Beth Widdicombe. Don’t be put off when you see the run time of 2 hours and 41 minutes for the new documentary ‘My Dinner with Alan: A Sopran...
Sweet Street: Review. By Beth Widdicombe. Written and Directed by Leeds native Coz Greenop, this short gives us a 24-hour window into the story of Isabella, a sex worker based on the real, legalised R...
The Stand In: The BRWC Review. By Beth Widdicombe. The Stand In – a dark comedy starring Drew Barrymore in dual role of both Star and Stand-in, directed by Jamie Babbitt ‘But I’m a Cheerleader’,...