Win a double pass to PORK PIE, in cinemas May 4

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Attention Aussie film fans! To celebrate the release of Pork Pie we're giving away 5 double passes. To find out how to win, just head over to our Facebook page and find the PORK PIE post. It's seriously that simple!

Jon (Dean O’Gorman, THE HOBBIT Trilogy, TRUMBO), a charming but out-of-luck novelist, musters the bravery needed to try and win back the love of his life by surprising her at a friend’s wedding. One problem: he's in Auckland and the wedding is in Wellington. After a failed attempt to make the journey south in his bomby Holden, Jon hitches a ride with Luke (James Rolleston, BOY, THE DARK HORSE), a sparky young dude driving a fancy new (and, unbeknownst to Jon, stolen) orange MINI Cooper. Soon after, undercover vegan-activist Keira (Ashleigh Cummings, HOUNDS OF LOVE, ‘Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries’) climbs through the fast food drive-through window into the MINI bound for Wellington and the Blondini gang of three are formed. As they journey south, the most epic road trip of their lives ensues. To add to Jon's romantic struggles, he and his two new mates become accidental outlaws on-the-run and soon have a frenzy of police and media hot in their pursuit… A wild ride across the magnificent scenery of New Zealand.

PORK PIE opens in cinemas May 4.




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