Get Passes to 'Faces in the Mirror' Special Screening

Slackerwood is giving you the chance to see Faces in the Mirror this week ... at no cost. Snag Films is bringing the film to Austin on Thursday, August 30 at 7 pm at The Marchesa Hall and Theatre. The screening will be followed by a live simulcast-video Seattle concert with writer/producer/actor Boyd Tinsley, whom you might know better as the violinist in Dave Matthews Band. We have a limited number of admit-two "e-tickets" to give away -- details on how to get one are after the jump.

An important note about the e-tickets: This is a first-come, first-served pass and seating is not guaranteed. If you've been to preview screenings, you know that more tickets are given out than there are seats, so arrive early to stake out a good spot in line. I believe The Marchesa's theater capacity is between 250 and 300, although I'm not certain.

I haven't seen Faces in the Mirror yet, but it certainly sounds intriguing. Here's the official synopsis: "Faces in the Mirror is a film scored to music. It dances. It's a film that dances with music and takes you on an emotional rollercoaster ride that never lets you go. The story is about Ben Fisher, a young man who returns home to bury his father. Angry that he had been neglected by his workaholic father, Ben has refused to see him for years. On the day of his father's funeral, Ben goes on a dream-like odyssey where he's led, portal by portal, to fantastical places with somewhat mystifying people who all seem to be guiding him somewhere. He's looking for a way to be free of his pain and guilt. He's looking for forgiveness."

In addition, check out this Rolling Stone article about an early screening of Faces in the Mirror for more details about the film.

Here's what you have to do to get a pass: Use the Slackerwood contact form to send me a message with your name and email address. I'll email you back with the pass, which is a JPG file that you should print and bring to the screening. No crazy contest rules, but of course we'd appreciate it if you spread the word on your favorite social media site.