Nicolas Roeg is one of the great British filmmakers with a massive and diverse body of work. The expression visionary filmmaker gets bandied around fairly liberally these days, mostly thanks to lazy and unimaginative marketing copywriters.

However, in Roeg's case it is more than appropriate. Films such as Performance and Insignificance defined an era, while Don't Look Now is still considered one of the scariest films made, and Walkabout became something of a fantasy film for many teenage boys.

For sci-fi fans it is The Man Who Fell to Earth he is best remembered for, with the perfectly cast David Bowie in the lead role. In fact, Roeg has a history of casting musicians in dramatic roles from Mick Jagger in Performance to Art Garfunkel in Bad Timing.

Roeg also has a great reputation as a cinematographer and shot Truffaut's adaptation of the sci-fi classic Fahrenheit 451.

The BFI is having a season Roeg films beginning on February 17 with Fahrenheit 451, and running throughout March. A full list of films and screening times can be found here.

We have two pairs of tickets, courtesy of BFI Southbank, to give away to any screening of the winner's choice (subject to availability). To enter the competition, click on the link below. Please specify the screening you want to attend.