War And Justice: Review. By Simon Lalji. Harrowing, shocking and somewhat excruciating War, conflict and justice. Three words to define the documentary ‘War and Justice’. ‘War and Justice’ tells the continuous story of war throughout the world from the unique lense of the ICC (International Criminal Court) and former prosecutor of
All of Us: Season 1 - Review. By Christopher Patterson. A Wholesome & Valuable Family Drama Now and then, there is a time when a show comes that is simply great. It’s not changing the television game, and it's not trying to be an HBO show. It is simply a cheerful and
Inside Out 2: The BRWC Review. By Christopher Patterson. A Fun, Sometimes Enjoyable, But Exhaustively Lazy Popcorn Sequel to a Modern Animated Classic Recently, I was able to finally watch Inside Out 2. I watched the original when I was a kid, and it never really clicked with me. It didn't feel
Boys Like You: The BRWC Review Short films are tricky. They’re calling cards for directors and actors to show off what they can do behind the camera without a lot of resources. They’re also a tough thing to review because they either work or they don’t. Move on to the next
The Quilters: Review. By Richard Schertzer. When one thinks of prison, you wouldn't expect an activity like quilting to be discussed around the prisoners, but Jenifer McShane’s short documentary discusses all of that and some more. The story revolves around a small group of prisoners that work hard to make quilts
