Break Clause, a new romantic comedy starring Nathan Foad, has received universal admiration for its emotional depth and humor. Reviews describe it as a film that will make audiences laugh, cry, and question their romantic relationships. The Telegraph called it a romcom that only the granite-hearted will fail to be moved by. The film is set to debut on Channel 4 tonight at 9pm.
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