Short films often showcase the technical mastery of their directors. There is never enough time for performers or screenwriters to make an impact, but as a director, you can lay claim to everything. “Ida” takes… Ida: Review

The eternally talented Conleth Hill delivers a line in Gavin Hood’s Official Secrets that sums up exactly how I feel about the film. He, as his character Roger Alton, the head of The Observer newspaper,… Official Secrets: The BRWC Review

Hustlers: Review. The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) impacted the world in all the worst ways it possibly could. Cinema is now telling the stories stemming from its immense impact and has been for throughout this… Hustlers: The BRWC Review

In 1985 the U.S. centre for disease control reported an 89% increase in new AIDS cases from 1984, the epidemic was so suddenly at a new terrifying height. 1985 is the same year the first… Buddies: Review

At the beginning of Martin Scorsese’s “The Irishman,” Frank Sheeran (Robert De Niro) sits down and begins recounting to the camera the events of his tumultuous life. What follows is three and a half hours… The Irishman: The BRWC Review