KUALA LUMPUR: New Straits Times (NST) readers in the Klang Valley can catch 'The Stopover' for free, courtesy of Golden Screen Cinema.
In the 105-minute French drama directed by sisters Delphine and Muriel Coulin, movigoers will follow the story of two young soldiers, Aurore (played by Ariane Labed) and Marine (Soko).
At the end of their tour of duty in Afghanistan, the two are given three days of “decompression leave” with their unit at a five-star resort on the island of Cyprus.
But it’s not that easy to forget the war and leave the violence behind.
A total of 100 preview screening tickets will be up for grabs.
All NST readers need to do is to present a physical copy of 'The Stopover' article coming out in the print version of the NST this Friday (April 28) to redeem two free passes.
NST readers must redeem the passes on May 2 from 8pm at the ticket entrance of GSC Mid Valley Megamall, KL.
The preview screening is on the same day at 9pm, at Hall 12 of the same cinema.
Redemption is on a first-come, first-served basis with a maximum of two passes per person, while tickets are still available.
No correspondence or bargaining will be entertained.
The film, in French and features English subtitles, is only for viewers age 18 and above.