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Title: Win a life-sized Belle plush toy - Dendy - colour-in entry form Post by: culturebird on Thursday 10 July 2014, 06:57:26 am (http://www.dendy.com.au/UserContent/189be460-99d1-42e9-b4ed-8de6f8724ce8/images/Belle%20Sebastian_Coloring-in%20Comp_Event%20Page%20580x220.jpg)
The heartwarming BELLE AND SEBASTIAN is coming to Dendy Cinemas on July 3, and to celebrate we're giving away a life-sized BELLE plushie! To go into the draw to WIN, download the colouring-in sheet, make it pretty, and hand it into the Dendy Cinemas Box Office! You can also pick up colouring-in sheets from the Dendy Box Office, if you don't want to download it and print it yourself. We'll pick a winner on July 16, and might even post the winning entry on Facebook! Good luck! Click link below to download your colouring in sheet: http://www.dendy.com.au/UserContent/189be460-99d1-42e9-b4ed-8de6f8724ce8/documents/Belle%20Sebastian.pdf BELLE & SEBASTIAN is based on the much-loved 1965 children’s book which was later adapted into a popular French TV series. Set high in the French Alps during the Second World War, it is the timeless tale of a boy and his dog. Six year old Sebastian lives on the mountainside with a kindly but gruff caretaker and no real family of his own. As such he is left to his own devices and is often found roaming the countryside. Belle is a wild mountain dog who has escaped from her cruel owner. The villagers have mistaken her for a “beast” that has been killing their sheep. When Sebastian first crosses paths with Belle he must keep their friendship a secret and the two of them form an unshakeable bond. Their adventures take them through the mountains and ultimately they become pivotal in the successful escape of refugees fleeing Nazi Germany for the safety of Switzerland. BELLE & SEBASTIAN was the second highest grossing French film to be released in France last year and has also captured the hearts and mind of movie lovers at the Alliance Française French Film Festival earlier this year. Cast Félix Bossuet, Tchéky Karyo, Margaux Châtelier Director Nicolas Vanier Classification PG, 98 mins Consumer Advice Mild themes and coarse language Genre Adventure Running Time 98 minutes |