Competition
Win Enter the Void on DVD plus a signed poster
Movie Competition
Matt
25th April 2011
Gaspar Noé's latest is a brilliant, controversial eye-trip of sex, death and drugs that will make you want to cleanse yourself immediately after viewing, so answer this question and you could be well on your way to the best shower you've ever had.
Enter the Void is released on DVD today (no Blu-ray copy yet though - Boo!), and we've got a copy to give away to whoever wants to take on the challenge of actually sitting down and watching it. Not only that, but the lucky winner will also receive a poster signed by director and controversial auteur himself, Gaspar Noé. Don't worry folks, I checked and his signature has thankfully been applied with a pen and not, as I originally feared, in the semen of a paraplegic, or something equally controversial.
Two runners up will also receive a normal, unsigned poster. Not as exciting, I grant you, but at least there'll be less chance that you'll have Gaspar Noé's DNA adorning your wall.
All you have to do to enter this online competition is click here and answer the dumbed-down-for-more-entries question.
You can also find out more information about the film and its release on DVD on the official Facebook page and the film's website. Good luck (with both the competition and the film)!
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