Saturday, June 20th, 2026 at Long Ashton Community Centre. Doors and bar from 7pm with film starting at 7:45pm.
Join L A Cinema for Rental Family, a warm and offbeat drama about a company providing stand-in relatives for life’s biggest moments. As bonds blur between performance and reality, unexpected connections begin to form.
This tender, quietly funny story explores loneliness, belonging, and what it truly means to be family on the big screen. With gentle humour and heartfelt insight, it captures modern isolation and the surprising ways people find connection in an increasingly disconnected world. Rental Family is “a touching tale of chosen family” and stars Oscar winning star of The Whale, Brendan Fraser.
Saturday, June 20th, 2026 at Long Ashton Community Centre. Doors and bar from 7pm with film starting at 7:45pm.
Join L A Cinema for Rental Family, a warm and offbeat drama about a company providing stand-in relatives for life’s biggest moments. As bonds blur between performance and reality, unexpected connections begin to form.
This tender, quietly funny story explores loneliness, belonging, and what it truly means to be family on the big screen. With gentle humour and heartfelt insight, it captures modern isolation and the surprising ways people find connection in an increasingly disconnected world. Rental Family is “a touching tale of chosen family” and stars Oscar winning star of The Whale, Brendan Fraser.
Saturday, July 18th, 2026 at Long Ashton Community Centre. Doors and bar from 7pm. Film starts at 7:45pm.
Join L A Cinema for Send Help, a thrilling blend of suspense, survival and dark comedy from acclaimed director, Sam Raimi.
After a devastating plane crash leaves two office rivals stranded on a remote island, they must put aside their differences to stay alive. Starring Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien, this tense and unpredictable adventure combines sharp wit, escalating danger and unexpected twists. Send Help is an entertaining survival story that will keep audiences guessing until the end.
Critic Helen O’Hara of Empire Magazine calls Send Help “Gnarly, gross and delightfully unconventional. This is exactly the kind of Sam Raimi film his fans have been waiting for, carried by a committed, no-holds-barred Rachel McAdams performance.” The film currently features in polls of best films of 2026 so far.