Big Shiny Robot is giving away THREE copies of the indie movie, Dakota Skye, on DVD! The film follows a 17 year-old girl who has the supernatural ability to recognize a lie as it’s being told. Now a cynic, Dakota becomes interested in her boyfriend’s best friend who appears to never lie, or is he just able to conceal it?
Dakota Skye is a charming indie release and racked up six awards during its run in film festivals back in 2008 and will make a solid addition to anyone’s DVD collection. So, how do you win a copy?
It’s simple, and there are two ways to enter! Just go to Big Shiny Robot’s Facebook fan page and leave a message on the Dakota Skye story saying “Give me a copy of Dakota Skye on DVD!” and your name will automatically be entered to win a copy, absolutely free! We will contact you to request your shipping information if you are selected as a winner. The other way to enter is to simply send us an e-mail (bigshinyrobot@gmail.com) with the subject line “Give me a copy of Dakota Skye on DVD!” with your contact information.
You have until Sunday to enter! Good luck!
Imagine having the ability to recognize a lie – any lie – as it is being told. The idea sounds appealing, until fully thought through. DAKOTA SKYE explores this concept through a gifted 17 year-old girl, who, unable to trust the people she loves, grows disillusioned with life. Newcomer Eileen Boylan (Sleepover, “South of Nowhere”) charmed audiences with her fresh performance as Dakota Skye as the film earned six awards during its 2008 film festival run. This summer, DAKOTA SKYE debuts on DVD loaded with special features including an audio commentary, making-of documentary, outtakes and bloopers, and more. DAKOTA SKYE arrives in-stores July 21 for $24.98SRP from E1 Entertainment.
“In this era of unorthodox superheroes on both screens large (Hancock) and small (TV’s “Heroes”), Dakota Skye manages to fly high.”
– Creative Loafing
For as long as she could remember, Dakota Skye (Boylan) has been cursed with a super power; she has the ability to see the truth in any lie she hears. From small, harmless white lies, to the more devious kind, they have come from the people that she should trust the most; her family, friends and teachers. Now 17, cynical and aloof, she finds little joy in life, until her boyfriend’s best friend Jonah (Ian Nelson) comes to town. Unlike everyone else, Jonah doesn’t lie. But is he really that squeaky-clean, or is he Dakota’s arch-nemesis, a villain who has found a way to conceal his deceit from her?