Not to be confused with Netflix’s Beats that also released this year, Brian Welsh’s new film is a celebration of 1990s rave culture, marked by the end of an era amid the passing of the Criminal Justic...
The Farewell: The BRWC Review. They are rare, but the moments in a cinema where you have such confidence and love for a film that you hand over your emotions then and there, in your first viewing, tho...
Tehran: City of Love is a tragic comedy about three strangers all trying to find a better life, until they suddenly find their lives changing in ways they never expected. Hessem (Amir Hessam Bakhitiar...
By Fergus Henderson. The inevitable Downton Abbey film has finally arrived, which means it’s the perfect time to examine perhaps the best of that breed of British films that encases in amber the late ...
The Goldfinch: The BRWC Review. Theodore Decker was 13 years old when his mother was killed in a bombing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The tragedy changes the course of his life, send...
