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FREE LA Premiere Tickets for ‘Surveillance’ on June 15!
Magnolia Pictures wants you to join them for the Los Angeles premiere of Jennifer Lynch’s (Hisss) forthcoming Surveillance, which in limited theaters on June 26 (and is now available on VOD). If you are free on Monday, June 15 at 7:30pm and can get to Westwood, read on to see how to get yourself a pair of tickets now!
It’s been a hell of a day on the highway. When Federal Officers Elizabeth Anderson (Julia Ormond) and Sam Hallaway (Bill Pullman) arrive at Captain Billing’s office, they have three sets of stories to figure out and a string of vicious murders to consider. One zealot cop, a strung out junkie and an eight year old girl all sit in testimony to the roadside rampage, but as the Feds begin to expose the fragile little details each witness conceals so carefully with a well practiced lie, they soon discover that uncovering `the truth’ can come at a very big cost…
Put SURVEILLANCE – BLOODYD in the subject line and then send surveillance.rsvp@gmail.com your FULL NAME name and GUESTS NAME.
Maximum tickets of 2 per person.
The seats will be given out on a first come, first serve basis that night, so get there EARLY. The details of the event are below.
Monday, June 15 at 7:30pm (please arrive at 7pm)
Landmark Theater
10850 West Pico at Westwood Blvd
Los Angeles, CA
surveillance.rsvp@gmail.com
Watch the trailer and a clip over at Apple:
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