BRWC is at Sheffield Doc Fest 2020 watching The Go-Go's Esme Betamax | @betamaxer Director Alison Ellwood provides The Go-Go’s with a second chance to tell their story in full. The Go-Go’s are the first all-female band to have a #1 album in the U.S. Forming in the late 70s, and bookended by
Beloved Japanese auteur Hirokazu Kore-eda has molded a compelling career crafting intimate portraits of familial bonds, with 2018's Shoplifters highlighting his immense abilities in one of his best projects to date (won the Palm d'Or at Cannes). Kore-eda's latest The Truth marks a new page for the writer/director, constructing his
Gordon (Austin Taylor) and his mother, Cathleen (Fiona Glascott) live in North Dublin in a place called Regina Coeli, a place hidden away from the rest of society because Regina Coeli is a place where single mothers could go to raise their children. Gordon is just like any other boy
Sheffield Doc Fest Shorts (Part 2). Esme Betamax | @betamaxer Rhyme & Rhythm Cinema meets sculpture, painting, dancing and drumming in this selection of short films from the Rhyme & Rhythm strand. From Croatia, Cuba, the UK and the USA, we immerse ourselves in the artistic expression of individuals and the joy
If anything was going to survive the epidemic currently plaguing the world, it was the art of filmmaking, and slowly but surely, we are seeing the products that attest to that. Italian director Federico Zampaglione’s “Bianca” is one such product. Shot entirely on an iPad, running for 10 minutes, and starring
