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 her way through the remains of a war-torn city devastated by bombs in the pursuit of

F1 – The BRWC Review. By Daniel Rester Much of the same team behind the box office mega-hit Top Gun: Maverick (2022) is back with F1, including director Joseph Kosinski, screenwriter Ehren Kruger, and cinematographer Claudio Miranda. They move from the sky to the racetrack to deliver another old-school summer

Jurassic World Rebirth - The BRWC Review. On paper, Jurassic World Rebirth has more than potential. Bringing back Jurassic Park screenwriter, David Koepp, is a great start. Steven Spielberg is an Executive Producer, and audiences see that big Amblin Entertainment logo in the opening credits, another great start. Director Gareth Edwards

If You Should Leave Before Me: Review. After 27 years together, Mark (Shane P. Allen) and Joshua (John Wilcox) have seen it all and had every minor argument. They bicker over coffee, Mark being a little uptight and Joshua being more of a free spirit, but it's all done with love.

KPop Demon Hunters: Review. The latest film by Sony Pictures Animation, KPop Demon Hunters, sends audiences through a gorgeous world of stylized action and moving character arcs, all set to the blissful sound of Korean Pop. Combining elements of K-pop, idol culture, anime, and a touch of Across the Spider-Verse, directors