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Win tickets to Indiefest closing night film ‘Timestalker’

We've got 10 pairs of tickets to Brit comic Alice Lowe's hilarious time-traveling romp. Here's how to enter

The 27th edition of Indiefest hits SF February 6-18, with a slate of films that will rock your movie world. And we’ve got 10 pairs of tickets to give away for the closing night film, hilarious time-travel comedy Timestalker at Vogue Theater on Tuesday, February 18 at 8:45pm!

TO ENTER: Email marke@48hills.org by at 5pm on Wednesday, February 12 with “Indiefest” in the title and the name of your favorite crush from a past historical era (eg, mine is either “Caravaggio” or “Queen Boudica”) in the body. Good luck!

ABOUT TIMESTALKER

Agnes, a hapless heroine, falls for a mysterious man, promptly meets her bloody demise, and then is reincarnated a century later. When she meets her love again, the cycle begins anew. As Agnes traverses through time, she repeats all the messy thrills and spills that come with daring to follow one’s heart. How can she ever hope to break the cycle when she’s destined to be a fool for love?

Marke B.
Marke B.
Marke Bieschke is the publisher and arts and culture editor of 48 Hills. He co-owns the Stud bar in SoMa. Reach him at marke (at) 48hills.org, follow @supermarke on Twitter.

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