It’s time for a bit of horror as the 16th Canberra International Film Festival swings into its final week.
Already celebrated for their hit film “Dead Hooker in a Trunk,” the Soska Sisters have, in this film, turned their attention to the operating table.
Young medical student Mary (Katharine Isabelle) discovers a world where surgeons can make good money – so long as no questions are asked.
Meantime, the festival has a fabulous competition going in conjunction with Dendy Canberra.
If you buy a ticket to any film screening at the Festival, write a 140-character review of it and put it up on Twitter with the tag #CIFFmini you’ll be in for a chance all the regular screening of movies–free – for one year.
The winner of a Dendy Gold Card* (valued at $10,000) to the winner of its CIFFmini competiton will be the writer of the most creative and original review.
You can review as many films as you like, midnight on Sunday, November 11, but remember to keep your ticket, as proof you attended the screening.
For all details of the competition, visit www.canberrafilmfestival.com.au
Jen and Sylvia Soskia “American Mary,” at Dendy Cinema, 8.30pm November 6 and 8.15pm Saturday November 10. Bookings to 6221 8900 or www.canberrafilmfestival.com.au
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