Romance Catherine Breillat's sexually-explicit French drama gets a hi-def re-release. Frustrated by the lack of intimacy and affection in her relationship, schoolteacher Marie (Caroline Ducey) explores her desires and identity through a series of increasingly extreme sexual exploits. Straddling the line between arthouse drama and hardcore erotica, Romance is a film of extremes. It is
While Kalani (JoiStarr) works hard in school with a desire to get into Yale, the actions of her family and friends threaten to keep her contained within Harlem as she struggles to push against the world that’s holding her back. Director, Robert Rippberger’s film is at its strongest when it hones
Men In Black: International: The BRWC Review. By Caillou Pettis. The Men in Black franchise is one that has definitely declined in quality with every sequel and I think that most people can agree with that. Barry Sonnenfeld’s 1997 blockbuster original film was an extremely clever, hilarious, and exciting picture that won the
Mari At the start of Mari, written and directed by Georgia Parris, we witness an extraordinary, kinetic dance sequence, the kind that reminds you of the sheer primal power of dance as an art form. Charlotte (Bobbi Jene Smith) is choreographing and leading a performance which she hopes will finally put
Elpida (Stella Fyrogeni) is a middle-aged woman trapped in a loveless marriage who has just been diagnosed with the menopause. Her husband, Costas (Andreas Vasileiou) pays little attention to her and when he does it’s because she has done something that he thinks is wrong. He ignores her requests to
