Ariel Back to Buenos Aires Review. By Simon Thompson Alison Murray’s Ariel Back to Buenos Aires is a Pedro Almodóvar- like tale which balances being a family drama alongside being a love-letter to the city of Buenos Aires itself. The plot sees two siblings named Dave (Raphael Grosz Harvey) and

Wild Beauty: Mustang Spirit Of The West - Review. By Richard Schertzer. Everyone loves a good horse story, but unlike Black Beauty and Seabiscuit, Ashley Avis’ documentary takes a beautiful yet darker tone into the realm of wild stallions. Avis and her “family”-type crew embark on a journey in defense of

Saltburn: The BRWC Review. By Rudie Obias With the critical and commercial success of Promising Young Woman, filmmaker Emerald Fennell follows up her debut feature film with something that’s broader in scope and vision, but doesn’t quite have the punch as her Academy Award-winning first movie. However, Saltburn is a

The Blob (1958): Review. By Joe Muldoon With a career consisting of performances in classics such as The Magnificent Seven, The Great Escape, and Bullitt, there are few films in Steve McQueen’s career that have gone under the radar. Alas, nestled in amongst these hits, there’s the star’s first-ever leading

Like a lot of people in the current economy, Kea (Danielle Zalopany) is juggling between two jobs. She works as a hulu dancer in a local resort for tourists, but she’s also holding down a job as a part time teacher. She’s also dealing with a relationship that is starting