WIN: Tickets to Best Short Films of the Year in Birmingham
The National Film and Television School (NFTS) has teamed up with ODEON to launch the Best Short Films of the Year competition, which takes place on January 17 across 16 different ODEON cinemas across the UK, including Birmingham New Street.
The Best Short Films of the Year competition comprises a selection of seven NFTS students' short films, the majority of which have won or been nominated for major awards.
Audiences will be asked to get involved and 'watch, judge and decide' to pick their favourite film.
The films included will be Present, The Alan Dimension, Sweet Maddie Stone, Patriot, Fishwitch, A Love Story and Ferris & The Fancy Pigeon.
The certificates for these films have been confirmed as 15 so the programme is unsuitable for young children.
This is the first time that these films have been shown to the general public and ODEON is the only major European cinema chain to support new film-makers in this way.
Teaming up with NFTS and ODEON, Native Monster is offering readers the chance to win one of three pairs of tickets tickets to the event in Birmingham on Tuesday, January 17.
See below for details.
Competition details:
The three winners of this competition will be entitled to a pair of tickets to the Best Short Films of the Year competition at Birmingham New Street's ODEON cinema on January 17.
To be in with a chance of winning, simply enter your details into the form below by 5pm on Monday January 16, 2017.
Terms and conditions:
Competition closes at 5pm on Tuesday January 16, 2017, and entries made after this time will not count. The winners will be notified by email.
Employees (or their immediate relatives) of the MNA group of companies may NOT enter. The editor's decision is final.
The draw is open to all UK residents over the age of 16 except employees and their relatives.
No cash alternative is offered. Tickets are seated. There is a limit of one entry per person.
The tickets provided to the Winner are provided in accordance with the terms of the competition and are not for resale. The promoter reserves the right to refuse entry to the event where the promoter believes these terms and conditions, together with the promoter's standard ticketing terms and conditions have not been complied with.
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