Having grown up under the controlling grip of her fame-hungry mother, played by the excellent Rebecca De Mornay, Janet Slate (Julianne Michelle) takes the opportunity to move into what looks to be a great high-rise apartment in downtown Detroit. Despite the strange neighbours and the depraved building superintendent, Janet unpacks
On the 13th May Network Distributing are releasing three more titles from their exceptional and ambitious collection of retro British feature titles, as part of The British Film collection. Konga, The Ealing Studio's Rarities Vol. 2 and Edgar Wallace's The Four Just Men will be available to own on DVD, for
Flying Blind tells the story of Frankie, an aerospace engineer who embarks on an unlikely relationship with young student Kahil, throwing her into a spiraling world of suspicion and prejudice. The film is a feature premier from director Katarzyna Klimkiewicz. BRWC spoke to Klimkiewicz about her full-length movie debut. How did
Flying Blind is the ambitious new erotic-drama from budding director Katarzyna Klimkiewicz and producer Alison Sterling, combining post-9/11 cinema with sexual themes to create a politically charged film with a seemingly heartfelt punch. The story follows middle-aged Bristol-born Frankie, played strongly by British actress Helen McCrory (Harry Potter, The Special Relationship)
