Win a dp to The Orator - Urban Cinefile, 35 wol, Qld, NSW, Vic

[powerette]

http://www.urbancinefile.com.au/competitions/competition1.asp

THE ORATOR
 
Samoan dwarf Saili (Fiaola Sanute), an unassuming taro farmer, lives happily with his beautiful wife Vaaiga (Tausili Puchpara) and her teenage daughter Litia (Salamasina Mataia). Their existence, whilst happy and peaceful; is unconventional. Vaaiga has been banished from her ancestral village for many years. Saili faces serious threats to his plantation as well as his family and has been denied his father's chiefly title. Life is further complicated by Litia's blossoming beauty that is getting the attention of the young men in the village. Matters ultimately come to a head, requiring Saili to speak up, speak out and defend all that he holds precious.

Prizes
Win one of 20 double inseason passes to The Orator courtesy Transmission Films. Selected as New Zealand's submission for Best Foreign Language Film at the 2012 Academy Awards. Releasing in NSW, VIC, QLD only. (Apologies to readers in other states.) Only at the Movies November 17. 

Conditions of Entry
1. The competition closes at Midnight on November 19, 2011 2. Winners will be notified at the street address provided with the entry; their names will be published in Urban Cinefile, on November 24, 2011. 3. Only one entry may be lodged per email address (only the first received entry will be valid if there is more than one entry per email address). 4. Prizes will only be sent to Australian addresses. 5. Employees of Urban Cinefile Pty Ltd and of companies providing the prizes are not eligible to enter. 6. Entries will be judged by representatives of Urban Cinefile Pty Ltd. 7. The Judges' decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. 

Who among family and friends, is the most convincing speaker and why? (Max. 35 words)

[deejay]

http://www.urbancinefile.com.au/competitions/competition1.asp



THE ORATOR
 
Samoan dwarf Saili (Fiaola Sanute), an unassuming taro farmer, lives happily with his beautiful wife Vaaiga (Tausili Puchpara) and her teenage daughter Litia (Salamasina Mataia). Their existence, whilst happy and peaceful; is unconventional. Vaaiga has been banished from her ancestral village for many years. Saili faces serious threats to his plantation as well as his family and has been denied his father's chiefly title. Life is further complicated by Litia's blossoming beauty that is getting the attention of the young men in the village. Matters ultimately come to a head, requiring Saili to speak up, speak out and defend all that he holds precious. 

Prizes
Win one of 20 double inseason passes to The Orator courtesy Transmission Films. Selected as New Zealand's submission for Best Foreign Language Film at the 2012 Academy Awards. Releasing in NSW, VIC, QLD only. (Apologies to readers in other states.) Only at the Movies November 17. 

Terms & Conditions

. The competition closes at Midnight on November 19, 2011 2. Winners will be notified at the street address provided with the entry; their names will be published in Urban Cinefile, on November 24, 2011. 3. Only one entry may be lodged per email address (only the first received entry will be valid if there is more than one entry per email address). 4. Prizes will only be sent to Australian addresses. 5. Employees of Urban Cinefile Pty Ltd and of companies providing the prizes are not eligible to enter. 6. Entries will be judged by representatives of Urban Cinefile Pty Ltd. 7. The Judges' decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.