Right now Tate Modern is displaying the work of the legendary photographer at an exhibition which consists of fifty years' worth of photography. With 150 images and numerous film projects on display the exhibition demonstrates how Frank managed to document the world around him, from Peru to London, via Detroit and Wales, in a way no one had ever seen before.

One thing that had definitely never been seen before was intimate footage of the Rolling Stones' 1972 North American tour, including groupie sex on private jets. But, Frank managed to capture all that and much more in his tour film Cocksucker Blues, which was subsequently banned from being shown by the Stones themselves.

Cocksucker Blues sits proudly (if you'll excuse the imagery) at the centre of Tate's comprehensive Robert Frank film season but, as you'd expect, tickets for all eight screenings of the film have been sold out for weeks.

But, thanks to Tate Modern, we have ten pairs of tickets to give away. Christmas comes early this year.

Robert Frank: Storylines - On now until Jan 23 2005
Tate Modern, Bankside, SE1
Email here to enter the draw and please specify which screening you would like (9pm Saturday December 4 or 9pm Saturday December 18). Winners will also receive a pair of tix to the Frank exhibition. Winners will be notified by 2pm.

RH