Baggage: Review. By Robert Ewing. We all carry baggage, and while it is not always literal, the mental strain of our thoughts can be just as intense as hauling a heavy suitcase through an airport, only to be told it is too heavy and you need to remove some of
Talk: Review. By Josiah Teal. Writing on Talk for the quantity of storytelling seems superfluous; it's only two minutes, so someone could almost watch the film in less time than it would take to read a review. Yet in quality, Talk is worth every minute and more. Written and directed
Flow: The BRWC Review. By Simon Lalji. Stunning, Spectacular and silent emotion. From the up and coming talent of director Gints Zilbalodis (Away) comes the beautifully endearing story of ‘Flow’. ‘Flow’ follows a cautious Cat, peaceful Capybara, playful Golden Retriever, curious Lemur and an angry Secretary bird on a journey of
A/way: Review. By Josiah Teal. From Eat, Pray, Love to Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade, travel and self-discovery often go hand-in-hand on the silver screen. A/way is no exception, as a new assignment kickstarts travel journalist Anna's journey through grief, loss, and self-acceptance. While mourning the loss of her
The Gorge: The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. The Gorge follows Levi (Miles Teller) and Drasa (Anya Taylor-Joy), two operatives that are hired to protect opposite sides of a mysterious gorge. Only being told that the gorge is considered to be "the opening to hell" both Levi and Drasa have
