Little Shrew: Review by Simon Thompson. Kate Bush’s Little Shrew is a hauntingly beautiful short that fully utilises the powers of both music and animation to tell the story of a shrew trying to make ...
Open Wide: Review. By Simon Thompson Director/co-writer Sam Fox’s short Open Wide is an assured, funny, and beautifully shot piece of work which deftly balances both over the top comedy with startling...
The Surfer: The BRWC Review. By Simon Thompson Nicolas Cage is currently going through a true late career renaissance and it’s beautiful to see. His last few movies such as Pig, Dream Scenario, and di...
Jules Dassin: Blacklisted, Overlooked And Unsung. By Simon Thompson Jules Dassin is a true example of a great filmmaker whose work in multiple genres goes strangely unsung. Like his contemporary Howa...
Kid: Review. By Simon Thompson. Writer/director Ryan J Smith’s Kid is a well shot and competent drama, which is, unfortunately somewhat cliched in a few areas. Smith manages to strike a neat balance b...