Martin Radich's brilliant film Crack Willow will be screening at the ICA, as part of the season of New British Cinema, on the following dates:

Tuesday 16th June, 8.30 pm - Cinema 1 (with Q&A)
Friday 19th June, 8.45pm - Cinema 2
Saturday 20th June, 8.45pm - C2
Sunday 21st June, 7pm - C2
Monday 22nd June, 8.45pm - C2 (with Q&A)
Tuesday 23rd June, 8.45pm - C2
Wednesday 24th June, 8.45pm - C2
Thursday 25th June, 8.45pm - C2

The film is a bold and often disturbing tale of a man who struggles with death and loneliness as we follow him on a journey that is both an intimate examination of family life and a kaleidoscopic explosion of dark and twisted imagery.

The film is the debut of talented director Martin Radich who Hull Film aficionados will know after he won the 2008 GLIMMER Best UK Short Award sponsored by Hull Trains for his beautiful and challenging film Dog’s Mercury. His uncompromising and unique style is used to its fullest effect in a film that, after it’s screening at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, was described by The Scotsman as containing scenes of “…sustained, freaked-out, demented terror that ranks alongside the best of David Lynch for its ability to ratchet up an atmosphere of sheer dread.”

Those of you who missed the preview screening in Hull are strongly urged to go along and support the film and one of the country’s best up and coming talents.

For more go to: http://www.ica.org.uk/Crack%20Willow+20095.twl