Filmmaking has had to adapt over the past few years. With the restrictions of covid, people turned to Zoom to make their stories a reality and they did the best with what they could do. Whilst mostly unsuccessful with a few exceptions, it soon became clear that people didn’t want

Saltburn: The BRWC Review Saltburn knows it looks good. It is lush, the cinematography deserves an A+ as does the lighting. It is a visual feast for the eyes. Shame that when you push the style aside, there's little substance. It simply doesn't know which story to tell: is it

After being in a car accident, most people would have thought that Kevin Garner’s (Kristoffer Polaha) life was over. However, when he wakes up in an alleyway bruised and bloody, he starts to realise that his life is about the get much worse. Meeting a man who refers to himself

Archie: The BRWC Review. Archibald Alexander Leech was born in Bristol in 1906. He had a poor upbringing fraught with personal trauma as his father had his mother committed against her wishes, meaning that Archie barely knew his mother. However, Archie had a destiny and a drive that would bring him

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