Win tickets to Tongan marching band true story Red, White & Brass

Coming to cinemas 23 March, Red, White & Brass is based on the real-life story of a group of Tongans who formed a brass band to score free tickets to watch Tonga play France in the 2011 Rugby World Cup. You can score some free tickets too, 1 of 10 in-season double passes to the film.

UPDATE: This giveaway is now closed and winners have been contacted.

Here’s the official synopsis: When Maka and Veni fail in getting tickets for the most important game of their lives, they decide to form a traditional Tongan marching band, just so they can go to the game. No one in their band of misfits knows anything about marching and they practice using plastic bottles and tin cans for instruments. It is a complete shambles and if they can’t get their act together, they will embarrass their entire Tongan community in front of the world. However, what starts out as just a cynical scam to see a rugby game becomes a journey of self-discovery in which Maka and Veni will learn the importance of their Tongan culture.

TO GET IN THE DRAW…

1. Sign-up to Flicks’ weekly email – What to Watch (if you are already signed-up, you’re halfway there).

2. Send us an email, with your postal address, to team@flicks.co.nz with ‘Straight Māfana’ in the subject line.

3. Await victory. Entries are open until midday, Thursday 23 March and winners will be contacted by email.

What to Watch is a weekly update on what’s good on streaming, in cinemas, and other matters concerning the screen. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. All winners picked at random and notified by email. Competition terms & conditions here.