We’re delighted to have two pairs of tickets  to giveaway  to the London premier at Cineworld, Haymarket on Tuesday 13th March.
The Spirit Level Film production looks at the sacrifices made and the ultimate price paid, both personally and politically in order to lead a nation.

Branded as a corrupt terrorist and liar by many, Yasser Arafat is an iconic figure to others – either way, his importance as a world leader is undeniable. As the only President in the world without a fully recognised nation state, he unified the Palestinian people as a revolutionary leader whilst struggling to forge them a country. The film uncovers the legacy of a man who fought to bring peace and an end to one of the world’s most stubborn conflicts; a goal he was unable to realise within his own lifetime. The film features an exclusive interview with his widow, Suha Arafat, who talks for the first time about her life married to a revolutionary leader.

Price of Kings, Film 1, Arafat Trailer from The Price of Kings on Vimeo.

The Price of Kings which was given a Special Screening at CPH:Dox, the Copenhagen Film Festival and a  Middle East premiere at the Dubai Film Festival has received rave reviews and is a must for anyone interested in the background to the on-going conflict in the Middle East, and who wants to understand the man and the people behind the headlines.

To be in with a chance of winning please email competition@culturecompass.co.uk with your name, address and contact telephone number by 5pm tomorrow, Friday 9th March. The two winners will be chosen at random and must be available to attend the premier on Tuesday 13th in London. Good luck!

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Loma-Ann Marks
Loma was a performer and freelance writer before becoming a journalist on the Daily Star Sunday, Daily Star and Express. She's the Founder and Editor of Culture Compass. North, South, East or West? I'll go anywhere. I like to think that I'm a pretty good map reader ( not everyone would agree ) but then I remind them that I navigated my way around the Paris one-way system with NO mistakes. High Class or Common or Garden? High class in the garden. Clothes or Culture? Culture in new clothes. My best night out ever made me feel....... That things would never be the same again. And they surely weren't the following day.

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