The Holdovers: The BRWC Review. By Nick Boyd. “The Holdovers” is an insightful and bittersweet drama that takes place in a 1970’s remote New England all-boys prep school, the elite Barton Academy.  It mainly centers on a cranky and tough ancient history instructor named Paul Hunham (Paul Giamatti), a school

An Elephant Sitting Still: Review. By Joe Muldoon. ‘The world is just disgusting’ - in only five words is the bleak philosophy of An Elephant Sitting Still encapsulated, an odyssic swan dive into the abyss. Set over the course of a single day, we loiter alongside our four main characters

Ferrari: Another Review. By Daniel Rester.   Michael Mann hasn’t directed a feature since the disappointing Blackhat (2015) eight years ago. He’s finally back with Ferrari, a film he has been developing for many years. The script was written by Troy Kennedy Martin, who passed away way back in 2009. It’s

The Inventor: Review. By Richard Schertzer. It certainly has some creative ingenuity and talent behind the feature, but the film seems to lack stakes and a proper villain to be truly entertaining. This stop-motion feature film sees inventor Leonardo da Vinci who is ordered by the Pope to travel from Italy

Distant Tales: Another Review. By Richard Schertzer. It might have some good actors, but that doesn't mean there’s any coherence in the execution of this film. The story tells a series of bizarre tales that seem to mostly take place over zoom. It starts off with two people seemingly having