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Win tickets to Coraline, Blade Runner, Grease or The Sound of Music

  By darraghdoyle | May 5, 2009 - 2:31 pm | Competitions, Events, Movies & TV, The Culch
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The wonderful team at The Coca-Cola Cinemagic Film and Television Festival for Young People in association with AIB would like to offer you the chance to win tickets to screenings of their movies. Yes, that’s free tickets to one of four great films in a great festival. All you have to do is choose what you’d like to see and tell us! You have the choice of: Coraline - please note this screening is tonight, Wednesday May 6 All tickets have been allocated Blade Runner: The Final Cut All tickets have been allocated Grease The Sound of Music Each film is at 7pm in Movies@Dundrum. Coraline - Wednesday May 6 Based on Neil Gaiman’s international bestselling book and helmed by The Nightmare Before Christmas director Henry Selick, Coraline - is the first high definition, stopmotion animated feature to be shot in 3-D. In the film, a young girl walks through a … There’s more →

It’s cinema for young people - that means you!

  By darraghdoyle | May 1, 2009 - 4:09 pm | Events, Movies & TV, TV
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The Princess Bride, The Sound of Music, Ray D’Arcy, Don Conroy, a pauper’s guide to science fiction film making, Coraline, The Age of Stupid, Aidan Power, Bicycle Thieves, Ben Schiffer, Lifeboat Luke, Hugglewugs, Masterclasses, workshops and more - that’s cinemagic. One of the festivals I’m most looking forward to this year starts next week - it’s The Coca-Cola Cinemagic Film and Television Festival for Young People in association with AIB - to give it its full, proper title. It runs from May 6 to 13. In its second year in Dublin now, this is a not-for-profit award winning children’s festival that brings the magic of film, tv and all sorts of moving images ‘to entertain, educate and inspire’ young people. Now in its 18th year, last year’s festival in Dublin was loads of fun and this year’s promises to be even better! The festival caters for all young people (aged … There’s more →