British Indie Comedy The Regulars Gets A UK Release Date
Munro Film Services have confirmed British indie comedy The Regulars is set to get a limited UK cinema release next month.
The Regulars, a feature-length comedy-drama inspired by real-life experiences of staff at London’s iconic Prince Charles Cinema.
Written and directed by Fil Freitas, who was a former usher turned manager at the Prince Charles Cinema. The film offers a rare and intimate look at life behind the counter. “It’s not a documentary, but it’s close enough,” says Freitas, whose personal experience lends the film its authenticity and tongue-in-cheek, dry humour.
Shot in black and white and presented in 4:3 aspect ratio, The Regulars evokes a timeless aesthetic, emphasising the claustrophobic nature of the film’s setting. The ensemble cast comprises amateur and professional actors, adding to the film’s realism. After the problems at the cult London cinema, this film might just highlight why this cinema must always be part of the city’s fabric.
Check out the film’s official Trailer below…
Set in London’s iconic Prince Charles Cinema, The Regulars follows a day in the life of its hapless employees. During their shift, they watch movies, argue with customers, and, above all, deal with each other.
The film stars Fil Freitas, Dusty Keeney, Ricardo Freitas, Lauren Shotton, Kevin Johnson, Lisa Marie Flowers, Sergio Barba, Bronte Appleby, and Robert Smith. The Regulars will get a limited UK cinema release from 22nd August, head over to the film’s website for screening details.
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