The BBFC are running a new competition offering your pupils the chance to see their own original BBFC ‘black card’ design on cinema screens cross the UK. The winner’s work will sit in front of Disney's fantasy adventure Maleficent: Mistress of Evil – in cinemas October 18! Deadline is Friday 19 July, get your students involved here https://www.intofilm.org/news-and-views/articles/bbfc-black-card-competition | Into Film

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Jonathan Bailey, Michelle Yeoh 楊紫瓊 and Jeff Goldblum are just as obsessulated with the winning Create the Card Competition design as we are! ✨ Congratulations to Maidah, 11, from Liverpool - your artwork defied all expectations. You can see Maidah’s artwork on the big screen ahead of Wicked: For Good, in UK cinemas on Friday. #BBFC #CreatetheCardCompetition #WickedForGood | British Board of Film Classification