Scribblings of the Metropolitician: One More Chance to See Death Proof!

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August 18, 2007

Death Proof press screening! For those who missed our event last week, you've got another chance to see this movie, and for free!

Time: Monday, August 20th at 2:00 p.m.

Place: Theaters 5 and 6 of the Daehan Theater, which is just out of Gate #1 of Chungmuro Station, which is on the number 3 and 4 lines.

When you get there, ask for "Hana" from Sponge.

Oh, and leave a comment to this post to just give her an idea of the number of tickets needed. Otherwise, just go – you're on your own! And have fun!

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