Humanity is at its best when we raise each other up and fight for a greater good. That is the ultimate virtue of being human: our capability to work together. Humanity is at its worst… Mossville: BRWC Raindance Review
The lives of people that changed the course of human history so often find themselves subject to cinematic representation. In the case of Henry V, that representation has happened on nearly countless occasions, thanks to… The King: The BRWC Review
Not Quite Adults (Tampoco Tan Grandes) opens with our lead Lola (Paula Reca) attempting to steal sunglasses from a convenience store. The film never explains why Lola does this, she does make another attempt later… Not Quite Adults: BRWC Raindance Review
Some films aren’t so much narrative-driven epics as they are hypnotic slow-burning questions about humanity. In films like this, there may well be a story, but it takes a back seat. The real experience is… Ad Astra: The BRWC Review
Label Me: BRWC Raindance Review. Label Me is an enigma of a film when it comes to runtime. Running for only 1 hour, the film is not long enough to be a feature yet not… Label Me: BRWC Raindance Review