http://www.urbancinefile.com.au/competitions/competition1.aspCHINESE TAKEAWAY When lonely, embittered and eccentric hardware shopkeeper Robert (Ricardo Darin) goes to the aid of Jun (Ignacio Huang) a Chinaman who is being thrown out of a Buenos Aires taxi, he is drawn into Jun's search for his uncle via a tattooed address on Jun's arm - Jun speaks no Spanish. Roberto takes Jun to the police station, where the cop wants to jail him so Roberto takes Jun in as his house guest for the night. Next day he takes Jun to the Chinese embassy, where he learns Jun is an orphan looking for his uncle - and so to the Chinese neighborhood to seek out his uncle - without success. After a series of incidents, a Chinese take-away delivery boy translates for Jun, and Roberto discovers the dramatic event that brought Jun to Argentina. (Based on a true story.)
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Prizes
Win one of 5 double inseason passes to see Winner of Best Film and the Audience Award at the Rome International Film Festival, CHINESE TAKEAWAY - a comedy following the relationship between a reclusive Spanish hardware store owner and a Chinese immigrant, thrown together by an absurd twist of fate, courtesy Rialto Distribution. Stars Ricardo Darin, Muriel Santa Ana, Ignacio Huang. In cinemas August 30.
Conditions of Entry
1. The competition closes at Midnight on Saturday September 1, 2012 2. Winners will be notified by email OR at the street address provided with the entry; their names will be published in Urban Cinefile, on Thursday September 6, 2012. 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 would you take to a foreign language movie and why? (Max. 35 words)
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