Roofman: The BRWC Review
Roofman is actually a somewhat entertaining film based on a bizarre but true story. Had it been thirty minutes shorter then it would have heightened the drama and made it much more engaging. In the… Roofman: The BRWC Review
Roofman is actually a somewhat entertaining film based on a bizarre but true story. Had it been thirty minutes shorter then it would have heightened the drama and made it much more engaging. In the… Roofman: The BRWC Review
“Love & Other Crimes” is a moody, muscular short film that punches above its weight. It’s gritty, stylish, and surprisingly tender. Clarito Zapanta’s 22-minute indie crime drama doesn’t waste a second. It opens with a… Love & Other Crimes: Review
Sovereign: The BRWC Review. By Nick Boyd. “Sovereign,” starring Nick Offerman and Jacob Tremblay, as father and son Jerry and Joe Kane, is a haunting film inspired by true events in rural Arkansas. The father… Sovereign: The BRWC Review
One Battle After Another: The BRWC Review. By Daniel Rester. One of the greatest and most versatile American filmmakers is back with a new film that couldn’t be more timely. Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle… One Battle After Another: The BRWC Review
Navigating the summer between 8th grade and high school is, to say the least, a challenge. High school alone is an identity crisis, but being thrust into the world of high school is the makings… Growing Pains: Review