Forget ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ and ‘The 11th Hour’ – the daddy of all climate change films is coming and it’s called ‘The Age of Stupid’. Starring Oscar-nominated actor Pete Postlethwaite (The Usual Suspects, Romeo & Juliet) as a man living alone in the devastated world of 2055, the film looks back at 'archive' footage from 2007 and asks: why didn’t we stop climate change when we had the chance?

It’s premiering on the 15th March 2009 and though your average run-of-the-mill movie premiere is a glitzy, exclusive, affair – where only the stars are allowed in, The Age of Stupid is not your average run-of-the-mill film. So it’s hosting the world’s first INclusive launch – the People’s Premiere.

This eye-wateringly cutting-edge film extravaganza will feature a simultaneous launch at 64 different cinemas across the nation, from Plymouth to Inverness, via The Eden Project, with a solar-powered cinema tent pitched in Leicester Square as the jewel in the crown. They're now expecting so many people - circa 16,000  - that the Guinness Book of Records will hopefully soon confirm The Age of Stupid as the largest ever film premiere in history.

The People’s Premiere will also be the world’s first truly, 100% eco-friendly film premiere, with a mind-boggling array of genuinely green measures – not greenwash – to make sure they emit sod-all in the process.

And we’ve got two tickets to the cinema premiere of your choice. Just put ‘Age of Stupid’ in the subject line of an email, your name and address in the main body and fire it off to for your chance to win or email . One entry per email address please. Winners will be contacted before the 15th to arrange which of the 64 cinemas you want to go to.

And if you can’t be bothered to wait around to win, visit ageofstupid.net to purchase your own tickets.