We've got tickets to give away to a very special live event at this year's St. Patrick's Day Festival.
In celebration of internationally renowned Irishman and film director Rex Ingram, who emigrated from Ireland to the United States in 1911, a rare screening of his 1921 American silent epic war film The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, starring screen icon Rudolph will take place in the spectacular gothic surroundings of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin.
Featuring a new score by internationally renowned composers Matthew Nolan and Barry Adamson (Magazine, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds), performed live with key collaborators on the project, musician and composer Seán Mac Erlaine, songwriter and composer Adrian Crowley, and Kevin Murphy (Slow Moving Clouds).
It gets better - RTÉ Culture has a pair of tickets to this one-off event to give away to one lucky reader - to be in with a chance to win, follow RTÉ Culture on Twitter or Facebook and tell us this:
Whic Irishman directed Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse?
Send us your answer, along with the hashtag #RTEFourHorsemen before 6pm next Tuesday evening, March 13th 2018. The usual terms and conditions apply.
Now get cracking - and the very best of luck!
