Son Of Rambow New York City Premiere

May 30, 2007 • 10:41 am PDT
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If you're a New York reader, please join us this Thursday at BAM for the premiere of Son of Rambow, the latest offering from GOOD's film division. SOR is a heartwarming tale of two British kids who attempt to create a home movie version of First Blood (that's the first Rambo movie, for you non-film buffs out there). It was made by the folks behind The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and there will be a reception with free beer after. You can get tickets and more info here.

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