Faith is murky. It’s a subject film specialises in because it’s a wonderful medium in which to explore faith, especially from the outside looking in. And considering the topic is taboo in general conversation, that’s… The Eyes Of Tammy Faye: The BRWC Review
Some people are capable of mind-boggling levels of belief. Martyrs epitomise this, for the courage it would take to believe that much is truly incomprehensible. But stories of unwavering certainty don’t always end so tragically.… King Richard: The BRWC Review
Honour is a dangerous thing. It’s not inherently masculine, though it’s most formidable when bickered upon between men. In matters of honour, we become reckless; no one wants to appear lesser than anyone else, and… The Last Duel: The BRWC Review
Young love is one of the cruellest sensations we can experience. The ignorance of youth twists even the purity of cupids bow into a ticking time bomb, preparing to turn lust to ash and joy… The Wheel: TIFF21 Review
The classic tearjerker is often so much more now. The psyche of sadness has become much more of a focus, and the grand melodrama that made countless tears fall for decades are becoming rarer and… Our Friend: Review