“Booksmart” takes us into the lives of best friends Amy (Kaitlyn Dever) and Molly (Beanie Feldstein) as they find themselves, on the eve of their… Booksmart: The BRWC Review

Lefty/Righty (2018, 11 mins) Righty, Ruby & Robbie have a tense relationship, expressed through a few strained words.  In the middle is small Lefty. With… Lefty/Righty: Review

Alison Klayman, the award-winning filmmaker behind Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, has returned with new film The Brink, an observational documentary offering a one-of-a-kind look at… The Brink: The BRWC Review

The desperation to escape can be over-powering, and coupled with the confusion of growing up it can be dangerous. Adolescence understands the exhilaration of love,… Review: Adolescence

Many films revolving around loneliness are so often dark and twisted, with many depicting someone experiencing this prevalent human feeling as partially psychotic. This approach… Papi Chulo: Review