What is the 'My Sailor My Love' in-cinema giveaway about?
The 'My Sailor My Love' in-cinema giveaway offers the chance to win a double pass to see the film 'My Sailor My Love' in cinemas.
When does the competition start and end?
The competition opens at 5:00pm AEST on Sunday, August 20, 2023, and closes at 11:59 pm AEST on Sunday, August 27, 2023. Winners will be chosen at random on Monday, August 28, 2023.
How can one enter the competition?
To enter, follow these steps: 1. Like the page on Facebook, or follow on Twitter or Instagram. 2. Complete the required details in the provided form.
Who is eligible to enter the competition?
Only Australian residents are eligible to enter. Current members/followers can participate. Each entrant must not have won a prize from SWITCH within the last 28 days.
What can the winners win and how many winners will be selected?
Five winners will be chosen. Each winner will receive one double pass to see the film 'My Sailor My Love' in cinemas.
What should entrants be aware of regarding their information and subscription?
By entering, entrants agree to receive occasional emails from SWITCH in the future. If unsubscribed from these updates, further entries will not be applicable.
Are there any specific requirements for entry?
Entrants should ensure that they provide accurate and complete information. Only one entry per person and one winner per household is allowed.
What is the film 'My Sailor My Love' about?
'My Sailor My Love' is described as a sweet and tender love story set in Ireland's breathtaking landscapes, featuring stellar performances by Irish actors James Cosmo and Brid Brennan. It's directed by Klaus Härö and revolves around a second chance at love and the power of redemption.
What is the film's genre and what sets it apart?
'My Sailor My Love' is described as a powerful and romantic tale, distinct for its compelling characters, Irish setting, and themes of love and redemption.
How long has SWITCH been active?
SWITCH has been active since 2011 and is committed to acknowledging the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia.
