Red Rage - Explosive British thriller release date announced

 

RED RAGE

Explosive British thriller Red Rage release date announced

Starring Fernanda Diniz, Jack Turner, Adam Deacon and Steven Berkoff

Red Rage will be available on DVD & Digital Download from 19th April

26th February, London, UK: Saints & Savages has revealed that Red Rage, the explosive British thriller will be released in the UK on 19th April on DVD & Digital Download platforms. Red Rage recently won Best Feature at the Europe Film Festival 2021.   The film stars a host of British talent including Adam Deacon (Anuvahood), Vas Blackwood (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels), Ian Reddinton (Highlander) and Steven Berkoff (Octopussy). This will be the third Saints & Savages title with Savvas D. Michael behind the camera, with Original Gangster and Righteous Villains confirmed for UK release on 5th and 12th April respectively.    The film also reunites a number of the cast with Savvas D. Michael, with Berkoff also starring in Righteous Villains, Blackwood and Reddington in Original Gangster and Deacon in both. The gritty thriller will also introduce Fernanda Diniz in her first lead role alongside Jack Turner.   A murderous vigilante couple tear through the city, serving vengeance to dealers of a new designer drug called Red Devil in this nightmarish dystopia where everyone seems high on something.

Commenting on the release, Saints and Savages' CEO, John Pavlakos was delighted with the announcement. He said "It's fantastic that we're able to release Red Rage in the UK. Diniz and Turner are great in the lead roles and there is fantastic British talent supporting them in the likes of Adam Deacon, Vas Blackwood, Ian Reddington and the iconic Steven Berkoff. This one's a wild trip!"   Red Rage will be available on DVD & Digital Download from 19th April

SquareMeal - London beer gardens taking bookings now

 

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3 London beer gardens taking bookings for April

The Prince THERE'S ALWAYS A PARTY-LIKE ATMOSPHERE AT WEST BROMPTON'S THE PRINCE MAKING IT A PARTICULARLY POPULAR SPOT DURING THE SUMMER BOOK NOW The Canonbury Tavern THIS CHARMING NORTH LONDON PUB BOASTS A HUGE BEER GARDEN OVERLOOKED BY BARNSBURY'S GEORGIAN TOWN HOUSES BOOK NOW The People's Park Tavern BEER GARDENS DON'T COME MUCH MORE EPIC THAN THE ONE AT THE PEOPLE'S PARK TAVERN, WHICH BACKS ONTO VICTORIA PARK BOOK NOW

FORTNUM & MASON - Give Mum a Day Off

 

	Sunday 14th March Mum's Day Off Mums... aren't they great? Think of all the lovely and caring things they've done for us. Add it all up and they really deserve more than just one day to celebrate them. Make sure you pop the kettle on - or perhaps pop a cork instead - and spoil whoever means mum to you this Mothering Sunday with wonderful things from Fortnum's. SHOP MOTHER'S DAY

The National Gallery - New online events announced

 

New online events

Join us online for the latest courses, talks and creative sessions, now available to book.

From the paintings of Italy's Renaissance cities to the relationship between art and technology, take a look at your highlights below...

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Unmissable courses

City by city

Learn about key cities of the Italian Renaissance through paintings from our collection and beyond, in these six introductory talks.

Mondays (excluding Bank Holiday)
From 15 March – 26 April
£75 for all six sessions

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Conversations on art

Explore a variety of techniques to help you look, discuss and share your reflections on paintings in a small, friendly group.

Thursdays 
From 8 - 22 April
£75 for all three sessions

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Free events

Talk and draw

Get your pencils ready as you explore El Greco's 'Christ driving the Traders from the Temple' with an artist and lecturer.

Friday 12 March
4pm 
Free

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Art and technology

Join Jacky Klein, art historian, broadcaster and publisher, as she considers how technology might influence artists and the art world in the next decade.

Friday 30 April
1pm
Free  

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Members enjoy more

Get access to exclusive online events every month as well as on-demand films and tours.

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Wellcome Collection - This March: Launch of A Different kind of Future, and explore Your Den

 

A free museum and library exploring health and human experience

Reimagining research with Heart n Soul at The Hub Heart n Soul at The Hub Hello everyone! Before the building closed, you may have met us upstairs in The Hub. We are a group of autistic people and people with and without learning disabilities and we've been challenging how to do research, and who can do it. Our residency ends next month, but we're saying goodbye with a new website full of conversations about our experiences, and a special event with Wellcome Collection. Our big hope is that lots of people will take something from what we've learnt and continue to make positive changes towards a future in which everyone can be researchers. Robyn Steward, Heart n Soul at The Hub Find out more  What's Online

A Different Kind of Future with Heart n Soul Fri 5 March, 19:00–20:30 Online event | Speech-to-text | British Sign Language | Relaxed | Heart n Soul at The Hub Join the launch of this online exhibition, in an evening of conversation, art and music. Reimagine the world we live in from the perspective of people with learning disabilities and autistic people: what would the world look like if it was designed by them? Your Den Thurs 11 March, 18:00–19:15 Online event | Speech-to-text | Audio described Artist and musician Sop and their network of chronically ill friends discuss how it felt to be shielding during the Covid-19 pandemic. As they respond to Sop’s work ‘The Den 1’, listen to their reflections on how the act of making a den can act as a refuge and a respite in nature. Faith-based Responses to Epidemics Thurs 25 March, 17:30–18:30 Library Insights | Online event | Speech-to-text In this Library Insights event, join Sara Masinelli to look at how faith and religion have influenced responses to epidemics in the past, and how these reactions have been represented in 18th- and 19th-century Christian Italian prints. Earthly Perspectives (Episode 4 of For All I Care out now) Podcast What can we learn from the acts of care and reciprocity we can see in plants, animals and minerals? This episode features artist Rachel Pimm, writer and academic Merlin Sheldrake, and artists Jana Winderen and Patricia Domínguez. D/deaf and Disabled Artists on Making Work Now Available to watch | Captioned | British Sign Language Watch a recording of this live talk with poet, writer and researcher Jamie Hale and five fellow disabled artists. They reflect on their different experiences and practices, and ask what it means to be a D/deaf or disabled artist in a pandemic. The Making of You: A Journey from Cell to Human Book | Paperback | RRP £8.99 Did you know it took three attempts to make your kidneys? Or that tiny twirling hairs on your back showed your other organs where to go? Join Katharina Vestre on an adventure to relive your very first moments - from your first cell to your first breath. Discover more online

Stories Belonging and why we long for it Series, Part of "How to belong" How do we reconcile a desire to be different with an impulse to fit in? If you come from an eccentric family, being conventional singles you out. As she untangles the impact of her bohemian roots, and explores how our upbringing shapes who we become, Tanya Perdikou asks what belonging is and why it matters so much. View all stories

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