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Win 'Howl's Moving Castle' tickets
We've got 200 tickets to give away to a special Time Out screening of this animated gem.
Sep 2 2005
Academy Award-winning Hayao Miyazaki ('Spirited Away') builds on his reputation as one of the world's most visionary film-makers with this new animated adventure, 'Howl's Moving Castle'.
Teenager Sophie, who works in a hat shop, finds her life thrown into turmoil when she is literally swept off her feet by the handsome-but-mysterious wizard, Howl.
She is subsequently turned into a 90-year-old woman by the vain Wicked Witch of the Waste, and finds refuge in Howl's magical moving castle.
'Howl's Moving Castle' is released on September 23.
Courtesy of Optimum, we have 200 tickets for a preview screening on Monday September 19 at 6.30pm at the UGC Haymarket.
Simply send a first class SAE, marked 'Howl' to Time Out Online, 251 Tottenham Court Rd, London W1T 7AB, by September 13.
The first 100 entries picked out of the hat will each receive a pair of tickets.
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