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Electric Picture House
Wotton-under-Edge

Showing from 15th May

Thursday 15th May

2.00pm - 27 Dresses, Cert 12A, 107 mins
               Always a bridesmaid (with 27 dresses crammed into here wardrobe to prove it), Jane (Katherine Heigl) is heartbroken when her sister (Malin Akerman) snaps up the boss (Edward Burns) she pines for. While organising their big day she is oblivious to a cynical journalist’s (James Marsden) interest in her sad wedding obsession.

7.45pm - Shine a Light, Cert 12A, 122 mins
               Martin Scorsese captures the Rolling Stones during their A Bigger Bang world tour. Filmed over two nights at New York’s historic Beacon Theatre in the autumn of 2006, the band's powers show no signs of waning.

Friday 16th May

7.45pm - Leatherheads, Cert PG, 114 mins
               With the future or pro football in the balance, Dodge Connelly (George Clooney), washed-up quarterback for the Duluth Bulldogs, has the bright idea of drafting in a college-ball sensation Carter “The Bullet” Rutherford (John Krasinski) to attract the crowds and save the sport he loves. But cub journalist, spitfire newswoman Lexie Littleton (Renee Zellweger), suspects there are holes in Carter’s war story.
               

Saturday 17th May

4.30pm - The Spiderwick Chronicles, Cert PG, 97 mins
               After his family move into a long-disappeared relative’s country house, young Jared Grace (Freddie Highmore) discovers a field guide to fantastical creatures. Opening the book, however, alerts its presence to a very real, very nasty ogre who wants it for himself. A fantasy adventure for the child in all of us based on the best-selling series of books.

7.45pm - 27 Dresses, Cert 12A, 107 mins
               Always a bridesmaid (with 27 dresses crammed into here wardrobe to prove it), Jane (Katherine Heigl) is heartbroken when her sister (Malin Akerman) snaps up the boss (Edward Burns) she pines for. While organising their big day she is oblivious to a cynical journalist’s (James Marsden) interest in her sad wedding obsession.

Sunday 18th May

2.00pm - Horton Hears a Who!, Cert U, 88 mins
               Eccentric elephant Horton (voiced by Jim Carrey) hears a voice calling from a speck of dust, home to the ‘Whos’. He befriends their mayor (Steve Carell), but both face disbelief from friends as Horton tries to get the speck to safety.             

7.45pm - The Orphanage, Cert 15, 100 mins
               Laura (Belén Rueda) returns to the orphanage that was once her home with the intention of reopening it. As soon as her son (Roger Príncep) finds an imaginary friend who once lived in the same institution, things take a definite turn for the spooky. A superbly atmospheric and emotionally powerful tale of love, loss and guilt. Spanish, sub-titled.

Tuesday 20th May
7.45pm - Leatherheads, Cert PG, 114 mins
               With the future or pro football in the balance, Dodge Connelly (George Clooney), washed-up quarterback for the Duluth Bulldogs, has the bright idea of drafting in a college-ball sensation Carter “The Bullet” Rutherford (John Krasinski) to attract the crowds and save the sport he loves. But cub journalist, spitfire newswoman Lexie Littleton (Renee Zellweger), suspects there are holes in Carter’s war story.