Official Secrets: BRWC LFF Review Gavin Hood’s extraordinary Eye in the Sky was one of the great surprises of 2015; a remarkably tense yet thought-provoking conversation-piece that remains one of the finest portrayals of modern… Official Secrets: BRWC LFF Review
Marriage Story: BRWC LFF Review. Noah Baumbach’s exquisite tale of a marriage falling apart is a ruthless, moving and compassionate study of real people dealing with real problems, and arguably the strongest cinematic depiction of… Marriage Story: BRWC LFF Review
Last year’s Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, from director Morgan Neville, touched the hearts of millions of Americans with its intimate and moving look at children’s television host Fred Rogers, but the documentary failed to… A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood: BRWC LFF Review
The Last Black Man In San Francisco: BRWC LFF Review. The stunning opening sequence is a sign of things to come in this absolutely wonderful film from debut filmmaker Joe Talbot, that works both as… The Last Black Man In San Francisco: BRWC LFF Review
This feature-debut from Nathalie Biancheri tells the story of Pete, a 33-year-old painter-decorator, who forms a bond with 16-year-old Laurie, all the while harbouring a big secret from her. Pete and Laurie regularly meet up… Nocturnal: BRWC LFF Review