Strange Heaven is an emotional and engaging piece of filmmaking looking at the family unit from the perspective of a 7 year old. What should be a family’s heaven in a new country with boundless possib...
I’m not hip enough to understand this film, Nasty Baby. It’s cliched, hubris heavy and barely drawn that just as the title suggests, nasty, baby, nasty. New York gay hipster couple, Mo (Tu...
Empire Cinemas is delighted to announce that it will once again be joining forces with the National Autistic Society to celebrate ‘World Autism Awareness Week’ by showing autism-friendly screenings of...
The Passing starts off well with an ever shifting premise that leaves you thinking it is Macbeth redux and then the premise shifts again and that is somewhat engaging until it loses its nerve and in t...
Last Wednesday BRWC was invited to experience a taste of what the Flatpack Film Festival would be covering over its’ 6 days. For anyone not familiar with Flatpack click here to read more. The festival...