
UPDATE: The competition has now closed. Congratulations to the winning entrants: Luke Miksa, Scott McKenzie, Kylie Crossingham, Claire Hollamby, Kate Fernandez, Murray Galbraith, Jessica Davis, Nghi Huynh, Sammie Needham and Kristie Hokin. Your names have been added to the door list for the 11am screening at Palace Cinema Como on Chapel St, South Yarra on Sunday, July 12th. Bring a friend and enjoy Lucky Country! For any further questions or information, please feel free to email me. Thankyou for taking part!
- gerard.
Live in Melbourne? No plans for the morning of Sunday, July 12th? Well, fellow film fan, you’re in luck — Lucky Country, that is...
The tremendous folk at Footprint Films are offering ten celluloid tongue readers the chance to catch an advance screening of Lucky Country, the new Australian film from Kriv Stenders, director of Boxing Day.
From the film’s official synopsis:
“1902….the Australian Federation is a year old. 12 year-old Tom’s beloved father Nat has dragged him and his sister Sarah to an isolated farm at the edge of the woods. But Nat’s dream of living off the land has died and he is losing his grip on sanity. When three ex-soldiers arrive at their cabin one night Tom, like his father, believes they are providence. ‘Your mother always said never turn away strangers, they may be angels in disguise…’
But their presence becomes more menacing when one of them reveals a secret: he’s found gold. As the lure of gold infects everyone around him the cabin becomes a psychological battleground in which Tom’s loyalty is put to the ultimate test.”
For more on Lucky Country, visit its official site.
To be eligible to win you have to be in Melbourne and able to make it to Palace Cinema Como (situated on the corner of Toorak Rd and Chapel St in South Yarra) for an 11am screening on the aformentioned Sunday, July 12th.
There are ten double-passes to be given away, with winners collecting their tickets at the cinema on the morning of the screening.
To enter, simply leave your full name and identify another Australian film that’s already released/is set for release this year (and no doubling up on answers, please) in the comments below. Competition closes July 8th or when all tickets have been won and it’s first in, best dressed, so get cracking!
And don’t forget to check back to see if you’re a winner....







19 comments:
For shame, but I havn't seen any Aussie productions this year.
Was 'Love the Beast' a local work (do documentaries count)?
My name is Luke Miksa.
Documentaries certainly count, and Love the Beast was indeed a local production.
You're in. One down...
OK, this sounds like a really interesting movie...
Scott McKenzie
Crap another Australian film... I should drink more coffee
"Mary and Max"
Smashing. You're in!
There is "Beautiful" which sounds really interesting, starring Deborra-Lee Furness and Peta Wilson (who could forget La Femme Nikita!).
I really rather dug the La Femme Nikita series too at the time. Haven't seen it for years though.
And right you are Kylie, you're on the winners list!
Claire Hollamby
Samson and Delilah. loved it.
Big gold star, Claire. For both your winning entry and impeccable taste. Congrats!
kate fernandez
my year without sex
Right you are, Kate - enjoy the film! And thanks for taking part.
Murray says Aussie film = Bastardy
A+, Murray. WIN.
In Her Skin...?
Jessica Davis :)
Nice one! Meanwhile, when on earth are we going to get a trailer for that...?
You're in Jessica! Thanks for taking part!
Last Ride
My Name: Nghi Huynh
van diemen's land
sammi needham
I can't believe no one's mentioned Balibo yet!
Kristie Hokin
Nghi, Sammi, Kristie - congrats, you're all winners. Thankyou for dropping by, and enjoy the film!
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