By Last Caress. Today BRWC looks at three short films featuring the talents of Philadelphia-born New Yorker Timothy J. Cox, described variously as "the busiest man in indie cinema" and "the Johnny Depp of indie cinema". I'm the Johnny Depp of independent film review, you know. Well, we've both played Hunter
Desk-bound FBI Agent Nate Foster (Daniel Radcliffe) discovers a new world as he is cherry picked by former undercover agent Angela Zamparo (Toni Collette) to enter and investigate a dirty bomb threat. Imperium takes us into a world of of white supremacy, race wars and skinheads, proving that threats don't
Presented with English Subtitles. This real-life documentary from director Rokhsareh Ghaemmaghami follows the every-day life of Afghan refugee Sonita Alizadeh; now living in Iran. She faces the oppressive traditions of her culture that have been imposed on her by her family. She dreams of a different life and a career as a rap singer;
In the wake of the 2011 London Riots, Jamie, a female young offender finds her life hanging in uneasy balance as she’s torn between the love and loyalty of her dangerously possessive best friend, Leanne, and the nurture and guidance of her care worker, Kate. From the overbearing influence of
What are you afraid of? Them. Who? Didn't you see them? No Ghosts? Don't be silly they don't exist. But you said you saw the lady too. That final line is what elevates Under The Shadow from a simple, stylistic supernatural story into a tight psychological supernatural thriller set in the 1980s during the height of the Iran
