Winning Ticket

19 May 2007
Thanks to everyone who entered our competition yesterday for tickets to 'U23D' in Cannes tonight. The response was phenomenal... and our winners are on their way to Cannes right now. Meantime, there's a great buzz about the film - and we'll be keeping you posted throughout the day.

Speaking after a press screening yesterday, BBC film reporter Tom Brook said: "I liked it because it was more than just a gimmick - it made it very intimate at times...they should have had cool air blowing from the front to complete the experience."

The Toronto Star critic reckoned that 'It's going to be hard for conventional 2D rock films to make a splash after people get a look at this.'

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And click here to see our - 2D - clip of U23D.
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