Chorizo the cat has died and Eva’s mum Germaine (Geraldine Chaplin) has given it a spectacular burial. On their return to their houseboat, talk turns to Roger (David Verdaguer), a friend from Barcelona about to… Anchor And Hope: The BRWC Review
Reposted from the archives, to help celebrate #BRWC10. “Too much intimacy, love overload!” – Trainwreck Amy is a Trainwreck. Amy (Amy Schumer) shrieks as she is being group-hugged by her sister Kim (Brie Larson) and family. When she… #BRWC10: Trainwreck – Review
People began queuing thirty minutes before each film and the competition to get a seat for the best films was fierce. The Cinéma du Réel film festival is a risky one to attend. The challenge… Documentary Or Not: Cinéma du Réel
A first date using Cosmopolitan magazine’s ‘no-fail’ questions – how could that go wrong? Mary (Harrie Hayes) expresses brilliant awkwardness faced with po-faced Jason (Nick Read) until question 3: What’s a secret you have never… Review: EWWW (2016, 6 Mins)
Anxiety-filled, stimulating and dull could describe those distressingly fabulous years between twelve and twenty. HEARTSTONE, Icelandic writer-director Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson’s first feature-length film, has managed to capture all of this. The story was partially inspired… Review: Heartstone (Hjartasteinn)