The Spanish Film Festival is set to roll out soon with a programme packed full of highlights including the award-winning Living is Easy with Eyes Closed, which follows a smalltown schoolteacher on a roadtrip to meet John Lennon; Scorpion in Love, an unsettling drama which stars Javier Bardem as the leader of a neo-Nazi group; The Forest, which has drawn comparisons to Pan’s Labyrinth for its dark fantasy tale set during the Spanish Civil War; the nail-biter, Seventh Floor, which features superstars of Spanish language thrillers, Ricardo Darin (The Secret In Their Eyes) and Belen Rueda (The Orphanage); and Three Many Weddings, a romantic comedy, which proved the biggest hit at the Spanish box office last year.
For your chance to win a double pass to the festivities, just check out the program here, and lets us know which flick you’d use the tickets for, and why. Email us at filmink@filmink.com.au with your answer. Please include your full name and address.
The Spanish Film Festival runs in Sydney (April 29-May 8), Melbourne (April 30-May 18), Brisbane (May 1-14), Canberra (May 1-14), Adelaide (May 6-21), Perth (May 6-21) and Byron Bay (May 8-14). For more information and to purchase tickets, head here.
The Spanish Film Festival is set to roll out soon with a programme packed full of highlights including the award-winning Living is Easy with Eyes Closed, which follows a smalltown schoolteacher on a roadtrip to meet John Lennon; Scorpion in Love, an unsettling drama which stars Javier Bardem as the leader of a neo-Nazi group; The Forest, which has drawn comparisons to Pan’s Labyrinth for its dark fantasy tale set during the Spanish Civil War; the nail-biter, Seventh Floor, which features superstars of Spanish language thrillers, Ricardo Darin (The Secret In Their Eyes) and Belen Rueda (The Orphanage); and Three Many Weddings, a romantic comedy, which proved the biggest hit at the Spanish box office last year.
For your chance to win a double pass to the festivities, just check out the program here, and lets us know which flick you’d use the tickets for, and why. Email us at filmink@filmink.com.au with your answer. Please include your full name and address.
The Spanish Film Festival runs in Sydney (April 29-May 8), Melbourne (April 30-May 18), Brisbane (May 1-14), Canberra (May 1-14), Adelaide (May 6-21), Perth (May 6-21) and Byron Bay (May 8-14). For more information and to purchase tickets, head here.
Closing date: April 16, 2014
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