Invincible: Review. By Richard Schertzer. As a child, how did you behave towards others? Were you nice? Were you polite? Or did you cause mayhem to everyone around you? In Vincent Rene-Lortie’s new film Invincible, it tackles some issues of nostalgia, coming-of-age and teenage angst that seem to be perfectly
Memory: The BRWC Review. By Alif Majeed. Memory is the type of indie movie that follows a lot of stereotypes of broken people falling for each other subgenre. It checks a lot of the boxes like the main protagonists being broken or afflicting with some sort of ailment, relatives who
Upgraded: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Another addition to Prime's ever-growing collection of romcoms, Upgraded is a delightful little romp through London and young love. At a time when many viewers have been lamenting the perceived decline in noughties-style romcoms, rising star Carlson Young brings us a most welcomed hit in Upgraded
Tyger: Review. By Connor Walsh. The 2023 film, Tyger, tells the story of Joe, a Scottish Veteran returning from Afghanistan only to end up in jail after struggling to rejoin civilian life. The film starts with Joe freshly released from prison as he makes his way to Scotland to reunite
Marmalade: Review Telling a good story is key to a good movie. It’s obvious. However, when a good story is paired with good storytelling, then you have something special on your hands — especially when it’s designed to keep an audience engaged, entertained, and subvert expectations. Let’s be honest, most movies
