Ai Weiwei: Yours Truly is a documentary about acclaimed and world renowned Chinese activist Ai Weiwei’s latest exhibition, Yours Truly, following his work and the impact it has, even when most of the preparation for Yours Truly is done while Weiwei is under house arrest. The documentary guides its audience,
Some movies can get by on heart alone. The pieces may not all tie together perfectly, and there may be a few moments where they lose their way, but films with a big heart and a loveable story will always be worth watching. Rachel Griffiths’ feature directorial debut Ride Like
Humanity is at its best when we raise each other up and fight for a greater good. It is the ultimate virtue of being human: our capability to work together. Humanity is at its worst when we force each other to self-destruct and tear each other down. The ultimate failing
The Young Fan: BRWC Raindance Review The Young Fan is a 2018 Italian film ‘supposedly’ based on a true story. From the first few minutes of the film, it’s pretty much established that this is purely satire. It's screening at the 2019 Raindance Film Festival. Premise It revolves around Mr.Gianni, a graphic novelist
The lives of people that changed the course of human history so often find themselves subject to cinematic representation. In the case of Henry V, that representation has happened on nearly countless occasions, thanks to William Shakespeare. This year David Michôd has dusted off the tale of the storied King and has a new, not
