Mangrove: The BRWC LFF Review
In a year that has been (and continues to be) seriously concerning for cinema, we have to take the wins when we get them, and audiences being treated to five films from Steve McQueen (one… Mangrove: The BRWC LFF Review
Mulan: The BRWC Review
One is unable to discuss Disney’s new live-action remake of Mulan without at least briefly mentioning the divisive decision to drop the film straight to Disney+ in favor of simply delaying a theatrical release. However… Mulan: The BRWC Review
The Roads Not Taken: Review
In The Roads Not Taken, seasoned filmmaker Sally Potter shows us an uneventful and often nonsensical day in the life of dementia sufferer Leo (Javier Bardem), as his daughter Molly (Elle Fanning) takes him to… The Roads Not Taken: Review
Why Inception Is So Special 10 Years On
In the summer of 2010, London-born filmmaker Christopher Nolan changed the face of Hollywood tentpoles with his science-fiction heist thriller Inception. A decade later, the film seems to be even more of an outlier than… Why Inception Is So Special 10 Years On
Dickinson: The BRWC Review
In Dickinson, her new comedy series on Apple TV+, creator Alena Smith presents great American poet Emily Dickinson as a young woman notably out-of-time, living in the 1800s with the core values of a modern-day… Dickinson: The BRWC Review