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LAist Giveaway: Jesus is Magic
You either love or hate Sarah Silverman. Well, LAist, at the very least, loves her shtick. We're not sure if her comedy warrants the comparisons to Lenny Bruce that she sometimes gets but it is very true that her brand of funny matters. Her first concert film has already won tons of festival awards and is set to wow audiences this week. "Jesus Is Magic" is here! We want to send you to the LA Premiere this Thursday at The Arclight and give you a signed copy of the movie poster.
Enter and check out the poster after the jump.
Fine Print: Affiliates of LAist (and any other -ist sites), Crew Creative, Roadside Attractions and Black Gold Films are not eligible to enter. Entries received by Noon PST on Thursday, November 10th, 2005 are eligible to win. Contest is open to Southern California residents, age 18 or older. The winner will be notified via e-mail.
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