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Roma

By Siobhan Eardley. Written and directed by acclaimed director Alfonso Cuarón, Roma is a semi-autobiographical story partially based on Cuarón’s upbringing in the Colonia Roma area of Mexico Cit...

At Eternity’s Gate: The BRWC Review

There can be few names so famous as Vincent Van Gogh, the influential post-impressionist painter known best either for his painting of Sunflowers, or for cutting off his ear. At Eternity’s Gate explor...

The Hole In The Ground

A spider scuttles towards the freedom of an Irish forest from the garden of new homeowner Sarah and her son Chris. Promising spine tingles and wide (or tightly shut) eyes from the off, Lee Cronin’s Th...

Stan & Ollie: The BRWC Review

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were a hugely successful double act of the silver screen during the late 1920’s and 30’s. Put together by Hal Roach (the producer of many of their movies) the duo was a bi...