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Dallas: Get Passes For An Early Screening of ‘The Imitation Game,’ Starring Benedict Cumberbatch

Preston Barta // Editor

Do you like movies? Do you like free? Well, you’re in luck! A24 is hosting an early screening of THE IMITATION GAME, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley, at the AMC NorthPark 15 in Dallas, TX, on Dec. 11. Through collaboration with The Weinstein Company and Allied-THA, you can attend the advance screening for free!

Date & Time?
Thursday, Dec. 11, 2014
7:00 PM
AMC NorthPark 15
8687 N. Central Expressway
Dallas, TX 75225

What is IMITATION about?
Director Morten Tyldum and screenwriter Graham Moore (check out video interview with Moore here) have created something tragically beautiful with THE IMITATION GAME. Amidst some incredible scenes and performances (especially Benedict Cumberbatch), this remarkably true story (of a mathematician who helps crack the Enigma code during World War II) is one of the finest of the year. It is a wonderfully crafted, immensely lush and moving film that shows, above all, how storytelling can both heal and destroy.

Trailer?

How do I get passes?
We will be using GOFOBO for this screening and have allotted enough passes for 25 winners with Fresh Fiction. Each code will admit 1 member and 1 guest to the screening per e-mail address.

We will be using Gofobo for this screening and have allotted enough passes for 25 winners for followers.  Each code will admit 1 member and 1 guest to the screening per e-mail address. 

Direct Weblink http://www.gofobo.com/Fresh

OR

Code – www.gofobo.com/rsvp and enter Fresh

If anyone is having trouble downloading their passes please have them contact Gofobo customer service. The customer service number is 866-372-0272 and they’re open from 9AM-5PM CST. The email support is support@gofobo.com.

THE IMITATION GAMES opens in theaters on Christmas Day.

Preston Barta

I have been working as a film journalist since 2010, dividing the first four years between radio broadcasting and entertainment writing in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. In 2014, I entered Fresh Fiction (FreshFiction.tv) as the features editor. The following year, I stepped into the film critic position at the Denton Record-Chronicle, a daily North Texas print publication. My time is dedicated to writing theatrical film reviews, at-home entertainment columns, and conducting interviews with on-screen talent and filmmakers, as well as hosting a podcast devoted to genre filmmaking (called My Bloody Podcast). I've been married for ten happy years, and I have one son who is all about dinosaurs just like his dad.

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