This year’s Sydney Film Festival has seen some stand-out presentations make their way over to our neck of the woods, but now you’ve got the chance to score cheap tickets to one of the most beloved additions to the lineup.

Directed by Brett Haley, Heart Beats Loud is the story of one-time musician Frank (Nick Offerman, Parks and Recreation, The Little Hours, SFF 2017) who forms an unlikely band with his daughter Sam (Kiersey Clemons, Dope, SFF 2015) before she leaves for college. A heartwarming indie-comedy, the film has been scoring rave reviews, and currently features a rating of of 94% on Rotten Tomatoes, so you know it’s an absolute pearler.

With a cast that includes the likes of Toni Collette, Blythe Danner, and Ted Danson, Heart Beats Loud is on track to be considered one of the best films to come out of 2018 – and you can see it for a fraction of the regular ticket price!

Screening as part of the Closing Night Gala at the 65th Sydney Film Festival, Heart Beats Loud is set to be seen alongside the an awards ceremony which includes presentations for the Documentary Foundation Award and the Dendy Awards for Australia Short Films. Needless to say, it’s set to be quite a night.

With a screening at the Hayden Orpheum Cremorne already sold out, now’s your chance to see one of the films of the year before the general public gets a chance. By using the promo code Brag18 while booking your tickets, you’ll be able to receive a hearty discount, turning $30(+bf) into the paltry sum of just $19.90(+bf).

Check out the trailer for Heart Beats Loud below, and be sure to head over to the Sydney Film Festival website for more info.

Check out the Heart Beats Loud trailer:

Sydney Film Festival Closing Night Gala

Heart Beats Loud

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Sunday, June 17th
State Theatre, Sydney, NSW
Tickets: Sydney Film Festival

Be sure to use the promo code Brag18 while booking tickets to receive your discount

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