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Electric Picture House
Wotton-under-Edge

Showing from 18th March

Thursday 18th March

2:00pm - An Education, Cert 12A, 100 mins
               1960's London: 16-year old Jenny (Carey Mulligan) is pretty, naturally talented and hard working and her father is intent on grooming her for Oxford. But her life is turned upside down when she is introduced to the glamorous and sophisticated world of David (Peter Sarsgaard), a man more than twice her age. Romance soon blossoms but, as Jenny learns more about David, she begins to question whether this new exciting life really is better than the one she is leaving behind.

7:45pm - Avatar 3D, Cert 12A, 166 mins
               Inhabiting the body of an alien‘avatar’, disabled ex-soldier Jake (Sam Worthington) has to question his loyalties when he finds himself in the middle of a battle between the native people of the planet Pandora and the humans who want to exploit its resources.

Friday 19th March

7:45pm - Invictus, Cert 12A, 133 mins
               Struggling to mend a divided country, President Mandela (Morgan Freeman) determines that South Africa should win the 1995 rugby world cup to unite white and black in a common cause. So he gives the South African captain, Francois Piennar (Matt Damon) a call.

Saturday 20th March

4:30pm - Percy Jackson And The Olympians: The Lightning Thief, Cert PG, 118 mins
               Having discovered that he is the son of Poseidon, Greek god of the sea, troubled high school student Percy Jackson (Logan Lerman) must embark on a race against time to discover who stole Zeus’s lightning bolt before a cataclysmic war breaks out between the gods and humanity is caught in the crossfire. Epic adventure for all the family with an all-star cast including Pierce Brosnan, Uma Thurman, Steve Coogan, Catherine Keener and Sean Bean.

7:45pm - Up In The Air, Cert 15, 109 mins
               Ryan Bingham (George Clooney) is a corporate hatchet man who loves his life flying around the US sacking people and accumulating air miles. Having met a soul mate in fellow frequent flyer, Alex Goran (Vera Farmiga) and on the cusp of achieving his lifelong target of 10 million air miles, he finds his lifestyle and attitudes challenged by up and coming executive Natalie Keener (Anna Kendrick).

Sunday 21st March

2:00pm - Princess and the Frog , Cert U, 97 mins
               Tiana (Anika Noni Rose) works two waitressing jobs, Naveen (Bruno Campos) is a lazy prince who is turned into a frog by a voodoo man (David). When frog-Naveen persuades Tiana to kiss him in the hope of transforming back, she too becomes an amphibian, and the pair set off on a hilarious adventure through the mystical bayous of Louisiana.

7:45pm -  An Education, Cert 12A, 100 mins
               1960's London: 16-year old Jenny (Carey Mulligan) is pretty, naturally talented and hard working and her father is intent on grooming her for Oxford. But her life is turned upside down when she is introduced to the glamorous and sophisticated world of David (Peter Sarsgaard), a man more than twice her age. Romance soon blossoms but, as Jenny learns more about David, she begins to question whether this new exciting life really is better than the one she is leaving behind.

Tuesday 23rd March

7:45pm - Invictus, Cert 12A, 133 mins
               Struggling to mend a divided country, President Mandela (Morgan Freeman) determines that South Africa should win the 1995 rugby world cup to unite white and black in a common cause. So he gives the South African captain, Francois Piennar (Matt Damon) a call.

Wednesday 24th March

8:45pm - A Single Man, Cert 12A, 101 mins
               Los Angeles, 1962: Haunted by the death of his long-term lover Jim (Matthew Goode), ex-pat college professor George Falconer (Colin Firth) embarks on what he intends to be the last day of his own life.