Tags: cinema

There couldn’t be a more appropriate title for Margarita with a Straw; a title referring to the first time our protagonist, Laila (played brilliantly by actress Kalki Koechlin) orders an alcoholic drink after moving from Delhi to New York for University

SOLD OUT can be the two most disappointing words in the world when you’re trying to get tickets to a concert or a film.

Having seen the trailers for this film at my local cinema and with my wife having a form of muscular dystrophy (oculopharangeal muscular dystrophy – OPMD), we were determined to see this film which we did last night (Tuesday 1st November).

Trailblazer support, Romina Puma from London, writes a great blog on her view on Me Before You and the improvement she wants to see in the film industry. 

I have to say, I have not read the book, but I was planning to go and see the film.

Rupert shares his experiences of accessing the cinema

Imagine a Friday afternoon with the weekend ever approaching, you have been looking forward to a nice evening with friends all planning to go to the cinema to watch the latest release…

I thought I’d share with you a blog written by Herd, the producers of our upcoming documentary on accessibility at cinemas.

Scope have recently launched their own campaign and are looking for your support. To find out more about their campaign go to their website.

Hey all – It’s been a busy summer for me here in Northern Ireland, but I’m FINALLY back with 5 minutes spare time to update you all.