Space: The Longest Goodbye - Review. By Richard Schertzer. What is outer space? Vast, open and infinite. There is so much out there in the open beyond that of our own Earth. It’s a vast topic noted in a superb documentary done properly that expands beyond the cultural norms of
Puddysticks: Review. By Richard Schertzer. Having secrets is perfectly natural. Everyone has them and it’s one of the ways that makes us all human. Many people will have a serious problem verbalizing their secrets out loud to others for fear of being judged and shamed. The story revolves around a video
Música: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Hot off the presses from the Amazon Prime camp is their delightful coming-of-age musical romcom Música. A semi-autobiographical story from director-writer-producer-lead (what a list!) Rudy Mancuso’s life, we’re immediately greeted with an intertitle declaring, ‘Based on a true story. Unfortunately’. And more fortunately for us, however
Civil War: The BRWC Review. By Simon Lalji. Director Alex Garland almost effortlessly crafts what can only be described as the most harrowing road trip movie ever put to screen. Civil War follows war photographers Lee, Jessie and Joel as they embark on a horrifying journey throughout a war torn
Books & Drinks: Review. By Samhith Ankam. It feels like rom-coms on vacation feel more in awe of its surroundings for laughs compared to this; culture specificity allows for characters (usually white men) to take on a fish-out-of-water ignorance that creates a “us laughing at them” (read: character) / ”us
