On 13th August 1995, Alison Hargreaves’ life was tragically cut short as she died in a violent storm whilst attempting to climb K2. Alison left behind a husband, James and two children Kate and Tom, she was the first woman to climb Mount Everest unaided. However, although Alison died leaving
Michelle (Angeline Ball) is the owner of a beauty salon called Deadly Cuts. Her co-workers, Stacey (Ericka Roe), Gemma (Lauren Larkin) and Chantelle (Shauna Higgins) all have their own problems and personal issues, but what hangs over them is a gangster called Deano (Ian Lloyd Anderson) who is threatening to
The spectral is everywhere in Céline Sciamma’s Petite Maman. Sciamma (Portrait of a Lady on Fire) places death front and center in the opening scenes. Nelly (Joséphine Sanz) has just lost her grandmother. Nelly’s parents take her to her mother’s childhood home to clear out the place. Once there, childhood
The Batman has long been my most anticipated film of the year, Doctor Strange: Into The Multiverse of Madness comes close, incredibly close given that last trailer, but this just pips it to the top spot. It’s fair to say the world has been highly anticipating this from its announcement
The Adam Project: The BRWC Review After Free Guy, Shawn Levy has me on a string, he can get me to watch anything. I’ve long been a fan of the films he’s made; I have fond memories of staying up past my bedtime watching Night of the Museum one and two
