A new short film shot at Selhurst Railway Club and featuring a desperate escape attempt from a toilet stall is crowdfunding its release. Stalled stars Ken Christiansen of Channel 4 drama It s a Sin , and is produced by Croydon resident Daniel Taylor. The tagline for the film is He only came in for a pint , and it s billed as a kinetic and atmospheric short thriller in which Christiansen faces a life and death situation after getting trapped in the gents. A synopsis seen by the Croydon Guardian reads: Paul Strachan only came for a pint. Stuck in the toilet stall with a dead gangster next door, two urgent knocks on the only door in or out, prompt a desperate dash to escape .
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SINGAPORE, 19 April 2021: Pandaw Cruises founder and CEO Paul Strachan describes in his latest email dispatch, efforts to provide medical and financial support to hundreds of Myanmar families who have fallen victim to the military junta’s vicious attacks.
Pandaw Cruises is one of the few travel organisations to denounce the military coup and support the people of Myanmar through medical donations. So far, it has raised more than USD120,000 for Pandaw clinic medical teams. Relief efforts have been extended to a broader area beyond the seven villages where they usually run day clinics to aid those suffering gunshot wounds.
“With these funds, we have been able to expand our usual GP
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