Once again, it’s that time of year when the collective thoughts of the film world turn to just one thing, the studios beg for the recognition of self-appointed peerages and every day gossip outlets speculate which men will be winners and what women will wear at the ceremony - yes,
The Grudge: The BRWC Review - After a young mother murders her family in her own house, a single mother and detective tries to investigate and solve the case. Later, she discovers the house is cursed by a vengeful ghost that dooms those who enter it with a violent death. Well
Uncut Gems: The BRWC Review - We saw the film at London Film Festival, so we have reposted that review. Fresh from the success of the terrific Heaven Knows What and the wonderfully absorbing Good Time, the Safdie Brothers’ latest film is a roller-coaster of thrills from start to finish, proving
Jojo (Roman Griffin Davis) is like every other boy his age, he is nervous about the world around him, wants to look the best that he can in front of his peers and although he doesn’t have many friends, he relies on his imaginary best friend to advise him on
November 1st is a short film that takes the form of a road trip with a mother, Bonnie (Lindsay Duncan) and her daughter, Caroline (Sophia Myles) as they travel to witness the execution of the man that murdered Bonnie’s son. Obviously, tensions are fraught, Bonnie isn’t exactly easy to get
