Seventeen: The BRWC Review
We’ve had Catherine Hardwicke’s Thirteen, Rob Brown’s Sixteen, Richard Bell’s Eighteen, and now we have Monja Art’s Seventeen. Naming your film after a person’s age… Seventeen: The BRWC Review
We’ve had Catherine Hardwicke’s Thirteen, Rob Brown’s Sixteen, Richard Bell’s Eighteen, and now we have Monja Art’s Seventeen. Naming your film after a person’s age… Seventeen: The BRWC Review
Both The Interview and Falsified are very different films, but both feature Ashley Tabatabai working in multiple capacities, both in front of the camera and… 2 Short Film Reviews: The Interview & Falsified
As a Nicole Kidman fan, I’ve been itching for Nicole to step out of her leggy-blonde and dowdy-mom roles for a long time. Karyn Kusama… Destroyer: The BRWC Review
Under a bright winter sun an elderly man mutters the words tant pis (too bad) as he looks over the stunning bay. Appearing to be… The House By The Sea (La Villa): Review
Marfa Marfa is a curious mix consisting mostly of hand-drawn sketch animation accompanying and illustrating a variety of audio recordings based on a poem based… Bafta 2019 Animated Shorts: Marfa & Roughhouse