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Information & & Information Further for Palace Electric the Contact Please 39a High Street | Hastings | TN34 3ER | [email protected] | www.electricpalacecinema.com | [email protected] | 3ER TN34 | Hastings | Street High 39a CALENDAR OCTOBER Thu 5 Apr 11am & 8pm Wonder Fri 6 Apr 8pm Wonder Sat 7 Apr 8pm Wonder CINEMA APRIL Sun 8 Apr 8pm Kedi Thu 12 Apr 11am & 8pm Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool Fri 13 Apr 8pm Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool Sat 14 Apr 8pm Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool Sun 15 Apr 8pm In Our Hands: Seeding Change Thu 19 Apr 11am & 8pm Happy End Fri 20 Apr 8pm Happy End Sat 21 Apr 8pm Happy End Sun 22 Apr 8pm Even When I Fall Thu 26 Apr 11am & 8pm Maudie Fri 27 Apr 8pm Brooke Sharkey Sat 28 Apr 8pm Maudie Sun 29 Apr 8pm The Giant Behemoth - B-MOVIE FAN CLUB Thu 3 May 11am & 8pm On Body and Soul - ANNIE’S STAFF PICK Fri 4 May 8pm On Body and Soul NOVEMBER MAY Sat 5 May 4pm The Ballad of Shirley Collins APRIL | MAY | JUNE | 2018 | JUNE | MAY | APRIL Sat 5 May 7.30pm Nuts in May Sun 6 May 8pm The Wicker Man Thu 10 May 11am Call Me By Your Name Thu 10 May 7.30pm Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank Fri 11 May 8pm Call Me By Your Name Sat 12 May 8pm Call Me By Your Name Sun 13 May 8pm Call Me By Your Name Thu 17 May 11am & 8pm The Square Fri 18 May 8pm Beast Sat 19 May 8pm Beast Sun 20 May 8pm TAWAI – A voice from the forest Thu 24 May 11am & 8pm The Post Fri 25 May 8pm The Post Sat 26 May 8pm The Post Sun 27 May 8pm The Monster That Challenged The World - B-MOVIE FAN CLUB Thu 31 May 11am & 8pm A Fantastic Woman - REBECCA’S STAFF PICK Fri 1 June 8pm A Fantastic Woman Sat 2 June 8pm A Fantastic Woman Sun 3 June 8pm Akong: A Remarkable life JUNE Thu 7 June 11am & 8pm Darkest Hour DECEMBER Fri 8 June 8pm Jo Neary Presents Celia Cardigan in Voting And Not Voting Sat 9 June 8pm Darkest Hour Sun 10 June 8pm Darkest Hour Thu 14 June 11am & 8pm Journey's End Fri 15 June 7.30pm COMEDY FESTIVAL Sat 16 June 2pm COMEDY FESTIVAL - Newcomer of the Year COMPETITION Sun 17 June 7.30pm COMEDY FESTIVAL Wed 20 June 7.30pm First Heard Theatre Thu 21 June 11am & 8pm Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Fri 22 June 8pm Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Sat 23 June 8pm Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Sun 24 June 8pm Monster from the Ocean Floor - B-MOVIE FAN CLUB Thu 28 June 11am & 8pm Let the Sunshine in Fri 29 June 7.30pm The Cinematologists present: Lek and The Dogs Sat 30 June 8pm 12 Bar Music night Presents: The Prisonaires Sun 1 July 8pm 120 BPM (Beats Per Minute) www.electricpalacecinema.com www.electricpalacecinema.com ONLINE: BOOK /Electric_Palace /electricpalace.hastings Mermaid and the Fish (folk/pop electronica). 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