The Hatton Garden Job attempts to portray one of Britain’s most notorious heists in history £200 million of diamonds stolen from inside one of the most secure environments in the world. Suspenseful…right? Well, as fun… The Hatton Garden Job: The BRWC Review

Dirs. Zeva Oelbaum and Sabine Krayenbühl. This documentary is supremely researched, and its findings turn up a delicious pot of history for us to sink our teeth in to as we watch. It tells the dramatic… Review: Letters From Baghdad

This raw, uncompromising film feels less like a documentary and more like a genuine, prolonged observance in to somebody else’s life, as if the screen in front of us was a portal that allowed us… Review: Gleason (2017)

Dir. Mark J. Blackman. Bookended by two definitions of the title word, Animus is a short, straightforward venture in to finding the strength to do – to move, to say goodbye, to be honest. Sienna… Review: Animus – Short

Dirs. John Musker & Ron Clements. I watched this movie right before I emigrated from my home country to the UK, literally the day before, so this tale of a girl going off to create… Moana: The BRWC Review