Love Sarah: The BRWC Review. For a movie that is measured in pace, it’s a surprisingly enchanting journey, like a slow float downstream. Love, Sarah (dir. Eliza Schroeder) is an uplifting tale about k...
African Apocalypse (dir. Rob Lemkin) is a startling film – both in the sense of the recorded accounts of atrocities that occurred within the Niger, Africa, but also the unsettling feeling of the repet...
WIVES OF THE SKIES – Dir. Honey Lauren A journalist gets in over his head when he interviews two air stewardesses.This raunchy tale involves two very pretty stewardesses, and a gulping reporter ...
Revival: A modern day retelling of Christ’s revival A predominantly black cast with a musical offers a fresh take on the temptations on triumphs of Jesus. A constant beat and thump of live music keeps...
TREACLE: A short, sharp film with some sickly sweetness as the title suggests. Treacle (dir. Rosie Westhoff) shows us the meaning of too much of a good thing. The two sole cast members Jesse (Ariana A...