Sweet Street: Review. By Beth Widdicombe. Written and Directed by Leeds native Coz Greenop, this short gives us a 24-hour window into the story of Isabella, a sex worker based on the real, legalised Red District located on Sweet Street in Leeds, North Yorkshire. Having an interest in social realism
Beasts Clawing At Straws: The BRWC Review. By Alif Majeed. It all started with a bag. And an expensive Louis Vuitton bag at that. Pulp Fiction may not be the first movie that did the whole people chasing a suitcase routine or dividing the film into chapters, but it opened
Rebecca (Emily Sweet) and her boyfriend, John (Jake Horowitz) are in a loving relationship until they’re involved in a car accident that causes Rebecca to lose her sight. Some time later and they’re still together, but the signs are starting to show that John is growing tired of how the
While the service boasts a treasure trove of beloved classics, Disney+ still searches for their original content identity. The platform's debut year showcased a few highlights (Black is King and The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special), though those sparks were matched by a few unceremonious duds (Artemis Fowl and Mulan).
Matriochkas: Review. By Trent Neely. This short film from Belgium tells the story of Anna (Heloise Volle) a sixteen year old who is experiencing her sexual awakening. Anna lives with her mother Rebecca (Victoire Du Bois) with whom she shares a complicated relationship. Rebecca frequently has parties and a string
