Tom & Jerry: The Movie - The BRWC. By Alif Majeed. Tom and Jerry cartoons are one of those things that always felt bulletproof to criticisms, having left a lasting impression on several generations and counting. Now in my family, even though the wacky antics might have caused quite a
Isaac: Review. By Luke Foulder-Hughes. Isaac is an excellent feature debut from director Jurgis Matulevicius, it deals with the overlooked participation from Lithuania and their persecution of Jewish people in the holocaust. It deals with guilt through a character named Gluosnis who was forced to kill a Jew called Isaac
Identity is a complex matter. We carry multiple identities externally and internally. Celeste Bell and Paul Sng co-direct the documentary Poly Styrene: I am a Cliché as a revealing portrait of Bell’s mother, the punk vocalist Poly Styrene, told by way of Bell’s memories, Poly Styrene’s journal entries, interviews, and
Coming 2 America: The BRWC Review: I want to preface this by saying that as a kid 1988’s Coming to America, along with another Eddie Murphy vehicle directed by John Landis, 1983’s Trading Places, were two of the films I remember watching the most religiously. I loved them, and
A young Ashley Judd stars in “Ruby in Paradise” a 2021 re-release of a film that made waves at the 1993 Sundance Film Festival and served as a catalyst for Judd’s rise to leading lady status she capitalized on throughout the 1990’s. “Ruby in Paradise” is a slow-moving coming of age
