WIN a ticket to the EXCLUSIVE pre-screening of 'Love Sarah'!

To win two tickets for yourself and your mom, or a friend or partner, look out for the questions we'll be posting daily on Facebook and Twitter, and comment with the correct answer. 

'Love Sarah' is a feel-good feature film about three generations of women brought together following the death of Sarah Curachi, an acclaimed baker on the cusp of fame, who is tragically killed in a cycling accident on the eve of receiving the keys to her first solo bakery. 

Clarissa, her 18-year-old daughter, is an aspiring dancer and estranged from her grandmother Mimi, Sarah’s mother. Meanwhile, Isabella, Sarah’s business partner, struggles to pay the rent on a space where the bakery was to be opened on Golborne Road, a culturally diverse area of Notting Hill.

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After Isabella finds herself legally unable to terminate the commercial lease on the bakery, Clarissa quits dancing and suggests they open it together in memory of her mother. However, with little financial resources to do so, Clarissa finds herself on her grandmother Mimi’s doorstep - initially looking for a bed, but ultimately looking for a cheque book: Mimi has the money that can help them open the bakery.\

Unsure at first, Mimi is eventually won over. However, when Sarah’s ex-boyfriend Matthew, a Michelin star chef, turns up, Mimi insists - against Isabella’s advice - that he take the helm: it’s the only sure-fire way to ensure success. Matthew, however, is distracted from the task at hand by a personal motive that has brought him to the bakery. When exposed, his loyalty is tested, fraying all of their relationships and putting the bakery at risk.

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'Love Sarah' is a film about grief, regret, and how we attempt to move on following an unexpected and tragic bereavement. However, rather than being a heavy-handed and morbid exploration of these themes, it is life-affirming and celebratory, told with a lightness of touch.

Starring Celia Imrie, Shannon Tarbet, Shelley Conn, Rupert Penry-Jones and Bill Paterson, the feel-good film will release in cinemas on 7 May, just in time for the Mother’s Day weekend!

The pre-screening will be taking place on the 6th of May, and winners have the option to attend it in two places. 

You can choose between Ster-Kinekor Sandton City in Johannesburg and Ster-Kinekor The Grove Mall in Pretoria. 

Watch the trailer below:

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