Win 1/10 "Swinging Safari" double in-season passes - answer provided

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To celebrate the release of Swinging Safari, in cinemas January 18, together with Becker Film Group, we are giving you the chance to win.

Entering the competition is as easy as usual, just become our Facebook fan here (if you are not already), fill in the form below with your personal details, and tell us the name of the director of film. ANSWER: Stephan Elliott


Don’t forget to include your real name
Please read the rules carefully
Competition closes Tuesday 16 January 2018
Competition open for Australian residents only
Only 1 entry per person will be accepted
Winners will be notified by email
Any duplicate/suspicious entry will be disqualified
Competition subjected to terms and conditions (see below)

http://spotlightreport.net/competitions/swinging-safari-movie-ticket-giveaway


About the film

SWINGING SAFARI is a colourful satire of a typical Australian beachside neighbourhood, in the height of a 1970s summer. The Comedy captures the innocence of an era of careless parenting, constant sunburn and suggestive adult behavior

From director, Stephan Elliott, who brought you The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, with an all-star Australian cast including Kylie Minogue and Guy Pearce. SWINGING SAFARI is a celebration of the Australian summer combined with a healthy dose of nostalgia and laugh out loud comedy.

Terms & Conditions
1. Spotlight Report and Becker Film Group take no responsibility for any delay, loss or damage to prizes sent to winners.
2. While all attempts are made to supply prizes at the completion of a competition, no responsibility will be held by Spotlight Report to supply prizes if for unseen circumstances they are not available.
3. Staff of this site and their immediate families are not eligible to participate in the competition.
4. You must be at least 15 years of age to enter this competition, or have parents or guardians permission.
5. No responsibility will be taken for any entries that may have been lost. The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered upon.