Sweetwater Synopsis: Nathaniel "Sweetwater" Clifton (Everett Osborne), the star attraction of the Harlem Globetrotters, changes basketball when he becomes the first black player to sign a contract with the NBA in the fall of 1950. The lasting impact of Nathaniel "Sweetwater" Clifton receives the biopic treatment in Sweetwater. Few figures are more deserving of
Vincent Baros (Kristos Andrews) has made a serious mistake. Firstly, he’s decided to turn to a life of crime, secondly during a shootout he kills an undercover cop and is sent to prison for a very long time. His father, Alex (Louis Mandylor) is understandably very disappointed in his son, but
There is perhaps no working director today who can explore humanity’s enduring connection to the past as well as Makoto Shinkai. Throughout his over twenty-year career, time and reflections on the past have been prominent themes of his work. Even from his debut feature, The Place Promised in Our Early Days, his
The Super Mario Bros. Movie: The BRWC Review. Eight years after the idea was originally discussed, the animated ‘Super Mario Bros.’ movie is finally in cinemas. And, after the unusual absurdity of the 1993 live action film, I was sceptical of this adaptation right up until the trailers were released. Since
Massimo (Michael Klug) is a recovering drug addict, and he thinks he’s finally turned his life around. He’s madly in love with Tien (Christine Nguyen) and is excited to finally bring her to his parents and perhaps smooth over the cracks in their relationship. However, things go wrong when they
