In a barren landscape ravished by war, Molly, a super-powered young woman roams the violent post-apocalyptic landscape, armed only with a bow and arrow, to confront the dangers around her. When a sadistic ringmaster who runs an underground fight club hears of her supernatural abilities, he sends his sociopathic marauders
A Legacy of Whining is directed by its starring actor, Ross Munro, who plays a constantly struggling, self-titled ‘thespian’ called Mitch. When Mitch decides to reunite after several decades with his best friend from college, Dunc, it seems that the ‘dynamic duo’ aren’t all they used to be. They have
Celebrated actor Harry Dean Stanton’s final film is a dusty reflection on life, death and daytime TV. The directorial debut of actor John Carroll Lynch (Fargo, Zodiac), Lucky follows a ninety-year-old navy veteran as he fills his days with yoga, gameshows and chain-smoking. After a fall at home, Lucky the loner is forced
By Afonso Almeida. In my very first review for BRWC, I made mention of Peter Biskind’s Easy Riders, Raging Bulls. The book had been absolutely seminal when it came to my film education. It because the yardstick against which all future film history was to be judged. In Easy Riders, Biskind weaved
A Sweet Insight to One of Japan’s Most Traditional Figures There are two sides to Ken Nishikawa’s documentary: Japanese tradition and family. Ken Nishikawa inserts himself as the narrator of his documentary, Matsuchiyo: Life of a Geisha not only to teach the audience about the significance of the geisha in Japan,
