TICKET OFFER: WELSH FILM FESTIVAL

Wednesday 15 November 1995 00:02 GMT

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Showing this week at the Welsh International Film Festival in Aberystwyth, is the premiere of Drop Dead Rock, starring pop icons Debbie Harry (right) and Adam Ant. Also being shown is Madagascar Skin - a touching Welsh drama in which a shy man, with a large birthmark on one side of his face, embarks on a journey of self-discovery after finding the battered head of a man buried up to his neck in sand.

There are 10 pairs of tickets available for both Drop Dead Rock (17 Nov, 10.30pm) and Madagascar Skin (17 Nov, 8pm) for the first readers to ring the festival box-office on 01970 623 232.

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