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...
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...
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 docum...
What enables you to keep going when the world seems to be increasingly against you? Terri is overweight, caring for an ill uncle who needs professional attention. He is not yet ready for the responsib...
The Miseducation of Cameron Post is an important film and shines a light on something that has often be dismissed as “pray the gay away”. This a practice that was big in the 1990s and still ongoing. T...
