Dead Man’s Wire – Review. By Oscar Aitchison. An intriguing true story ripe for screen adaptation is relegated to standard, overly familiar genre fare. On February 8th 1977 real estate developer...
By Oscar Aitchison. Both a grounded and wildly ambitious quasi-epic that soars with genuine unique craftsmanship at its best but paces itself out of feeling like a fully fledged riot. Religion as a f...
Sound Of Falling – Review. By Oscar Aitchison. A haunting, overly ambitious testimony to the lingering trauma suffered by women over generations and a mood piece wholly of its own. With only he...
How To Make A Killing – The BRWC Review. By Oscar Aitchison. Less “eat the rich” more dipping them in a condiment, this blunt and bland copy is paint by numbers cinema. When the first trai...





