Surviving Confession Review. Discerning and evaluating the nature of inner conflict can make for an entertaining and enlightening movie experience. Should audience members walk out of the cinema with new insight and the impulse to have a conversation, then the filmmaker has achieved their goal. However, if undertaking this investigation, and
The Bromley Boys Review. Supporting a terrible football club is not easy. There is a strange phenomenon that occurs between matches when you support one. You watch your team lose, usually by a substantial margin, write off any chance of them getting better anytime soon, and still come back and watch
The Keeper: The BRWC Review. Forgiveness is innately human. We are all capable of it, and we have all sought it out at some point in our lives. It is not always straightforward though; some actions are so dark and twisted that forgiving them takes a monumental effort. One
You’ll struggle to find a feature debut that pucks a punch quite as hard as Lila Avilés' The Chambermaid this year. The film is a beautifully shot, intimate drama that humanises the underbelly of hospitality. The film centres on chambermaid Eve (Gabriela Cartol, who is a graceful and understated presence) as
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood: The BRWC Review. By Caillou Pettis. Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time
