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BE PART OFTHE SHOW!

City of Film launch weekend18th - 21st March 2010

Bradford

A ‘HOW TO’ GUIDE TO GETTING INVOLVED

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You might expect the world’s firstUNESCO City of Film to be Venice, perhaps.Or Cannes. Or London. Or Mumbai. You’d be wrong.

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Step forward…Bradford.

With a fabulous film heritage, world-class festivals, stunning locations and film’s national museum at its heart, Bradford is set for a fantastic, film-filled future.

By 2020, our city will be the place to visit, enjoy, learn about and make film.

It’s the perfect chance to show the world what we’ve got, so we’re celebrating City of Film throughout Bradford over the weekend of 18th-21st March 2010. It’s the best show in town, with something for everyone: young and old, residents and businesses.

And YOU can be a part of it.

Check out our website, www.bradford-city-of-film.com, for the latest on what’s happening and where.

Or...

Why not do your own thing?

Stuck for ideas...?

Stick around...

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BEST FOR BUSINESS...We all need a helping hand right now, so how about these customer-friendly suggestions?

• 10% off for customers who mention City of Film that weekend. Or... encourage returners by offering 10% off their next visit.

• For City of Film weekend only, special offer on something in your product line. You name it: anything from haircuts to hot drinks, curry to cars...

• Simple customer promotion: invite your customers to nominate their favourite film, select 5 at random and send them the DVD with your compliments.

• Channel your inner Meryl - dress to impress in the style of your favourite film star.

FOR FAMILY & FRIENDS...• Nothing beats a good night in

with friends, food and a film.

• Party time - pick a theme & transform your birthday/engagement/anniversary into a filmfest to remember. From Mamma Mia to Harry Potter, or Bond to Bollywood...let your guests do the rest!

• Fancy directing but don’t know what? Grab your camera (we’ll point you in the right direction if you need one) and catch what’s happening near you as part of sport relief. More action than Tarantino, Ritchie and Lee put together.

• Charades! A cheap night in with the best (and worst) mime artistes you know.

OVER TO YOU - let us know what you’re planning by completing the registration form & returning it to reply@mustardmanagement.com & we’ll give you a mention on our website.

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1. What was the biggest grossing film worldwide in 2009?

A: Slumdog MillionaireB: AvatarC: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood PrinceD: 2012

2. Will Smith played Steven Hiller in Independence Day. What was his codename?

A: HawkB: KestrelC: RookD: Eagle

3. Who played Mary in There’s Something About Mary?

A: Lindsay LohanB: Cameron DiazC: Jennifer AnistonD: Andie MacDowell

4. In which city is The Untouchables set?A: SeattleB: New YorkC: MiamiD: Chicago

Are you the next Barry Norman or Barry from EastEnders…? Test your film knowledge with the City of Film quiz!

5. Who is Maurice J. Micklewhite better known as?

A: Michael SheenB: Michael CaineC: Michael J. FoxD: Michael Winner

6. Who played Shirley Valentine?A: Julie WaltersB: Julia McKenzieC: Pauline CollinsD: Helen Mirren

7. In which country were all of the Lord of the Rings films shot?

A: AustraliaB: Papua New GuineaC: CanadaD: New Zealand

8. Which group sang the theme tune to A View To A Kill?

A: Duran DuranB: Spandau BalletC: China CrisisD: Depeche Mode

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QUIZ TIME!

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13: Who plays Harry Potter?A: Daniel CraigB: Daniel Day-LewisC: Daniel RadcliffeD: Daniel Boone

14. Which former Python had chips stuffed up his nose in A Fish Called Wanda?

A: Eric IdleB: Michael PalinC: John CleeseD: Terry Gilliam

15: Which Disney film features the song “The Bear Necessities”?

A: The Jungle BookB: The AristocatsC: BambiD: Pocahontas

16: The original version of The Italian Job is about a robbery in which city?

A: MilanB: RomeC: FlorenceD: Turin

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9. In which film musical did Maurice Chevalier sing “Thank Heaven for Little Girls”?

A: CarouselB: OklahomaC: West Side StoryD: Gigi

10: Which musician is the subject of Sam Taylor-Wood’s debut feature, Nowhere Boy? Is it:

A: John LennonB: Paul McCartneyC: George HarrisonD: Ringo Starr

11. How many Oscars did Titanic win in 1997? Was it:

A: 5B: 7C: 9D: 11

12. What was Leonardo di Caprio’s character’s name in Titanic?

A: Jack WatsonB: Jack JohnsonC: Jack DawsonD: Jack Jackson

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