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Agent info. Martin Radich was born sometime ago on the 5th of June. He grew up in Blackpool on the north west coast of England. This dilapidated town is an attraction for the bewildered, the disparate and the boiling mad. Martin constantly finds himself returning. Before he left Blackpool he spent five years working the night shift in a biscuit ...
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Sep 26, 2016 · Writer/Director Martin Radich on his latest film film Norfolk – words Paul Risker. Norfolk will screen at the following cinemas and will be followed by Q&A sessions with the filmmakers: 24 September – Encounters, Bristol. 26 September – Manchester Home, Manchester. 29 September – Broadway, Nottingham.
Sep 20, 2016 · With his third feature, regional filmmaker Martin Radich continues to present the visceral, worldview that informed his previous works, Crack Willow (2008) and The Conundrum (2011). While Norfolk may be an enigmatic and ambiguous film, its genesis was sparked by a single tangible moment in Radich’s past.
Aug 27, 2024 · MMA fans are mourning the loss of long-time veteran of the sport Benji Radach after he passed away at just 45-years-old. Family members of Radach announced the news on social media, but his cause of death is unknown at this time. Radach was a notable name in the MMA world over the years due to […]
Aug 27, 2024 · The announcement of the MMA veteran’s untimely death was initially shared by his family on Facebook but the cause has yet to be disclosed, per MMA Fighting. MMA Fighting’s senior reporter Damon Martin took to social and lamented to passing of “a great dude.”. “Just learned that UFC and Strikeforce veteran Benji Radach has passed away.
Sep 26, 2016 · That's certainly the case with Norfolk, Martin Radich's poetic tale of a boy growing up in the eponymous county with a father who doubles as a hired killer. After making an impression on visitors to the Edinburgh International Film Festival, it's now on general release. I asked Martin how that part of the country got under his skin.
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