Independent cinema in Hastings showing a diverse range of films, including subtitled and relaxed screenings.
Screening of the documentary '50 Years of Punk' with a Q&A with director Mark Sloper and a performance by the Hastings Punk Choir.
Screening of Olivia Wilde's dark dinner-table comedy 'The Invite', with Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton, shown subtitled.
Screening of the Super 8 film 'Super Nature' followed by a Q&A with Hastings artist Beccy McCray.
Interactive screening of 'Withnail & I' with drinks at your seat, quote-along lines, goodie bags and prizes.
Screening of the 2005 film 'Linda Linda Linda' in its 20th-anniversary 4K restoration, with an introduction by the Japanese Film Club.
Screening of the restored documentary 'Nova '78', with never-before-seen footage of the 1978 New York poetry convention, part of 'Poetry on Screen'.
Special 4K screening of the 50th anniversary of Nicolas Roeg's sci-fi classic starring David Bowie.
Screening of the 4K restoration of Madness' 1981 docu-comedy 'Take It or Leave It', directed by Dave Robinson.
Screening of the documentary Nova '78, a restored film about the 1978 New York convention of Burroughs, Zappa and Ginsberg, within the Poetry on Screen cycle at the Electric Palace.
Screening of Clay Tatum's lo-fi ghost story 'The Civil Dead' within the Independent Visions film night, with introductions and a Q&A.
Screening of the macabre black comedy 'Theatre of Blood' (1973), introduced by archivist and writer Jenny Hammerton, with a Vincent Price Bloody Mary.
Screening of the first part of the documentary 'Jazz Britannia', presented by Dark Circles at the Electric Palace cinema.
UK premiere screening of the documentary on the monasteries of Zanskar, with short films, introductions by Chris McKenna and a Q&A with Dr John Harrison.
Screening of Denzel Washington's 2016 film 'Fences', with Viola Davis, part of the Hidden Beach: Winter of Culture programme at the Electric Palace Cinema.
Screening of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, with Matt Damon, subtitled and with an interval at the Electric Palace.
Screening of Olivia Wilde's dark dinner-table comedy 'The Invite', with Seth Rogen and Penélope Cruz, at Electric Palace Hastings.
Screening of the horror film 'The Ugly Stepsister' with an introduction, part of Fright Night at the Electric Palace.
Screening of the documentary 'NAZA', about the Israeli military's targeting of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, part of the Storm the Palace strand.
Screening of the 1955 Toho sequel 'Godzilla Raids Again', presented by the B-Movie Fan Club at the Electric Palace.
Screening of Ava DuVernay's film 'Selma' with an introduction by Tola Dabiri, part of the 'Hidden Beach: Winter of Culture' series at the Electric Palace.
Screening of the documentary 'Northern Soul: Still Burning', directed by Alan Byron, exploring the legacy of the Northern Soul scene, as part of Electric Palace Hastings' First Tuesdays series.
Screening of Jim Jarmusch's all-star portmanteau film on family relationships, subtitled, as part of the Independent Visions series at the Electric Palace Cinema.
Thursday morning matinee screening of Vincent Munier's wildlife documentary about three generations of nature-lovers in the Vosges forests, subtitled for D/deaf and Hard of Hearing.
Screening of Alex Gibney's documentary on Fela Kuti and Afrobeat, with a post-screening discussion, part of Hidden Beach: Winter of Culture.
Screening of Steven Spielberg's 1998 World War II epic 'Saving Private Ryan' at The Electric Palace Cinema on Remembrance Sunday.
Documentary portrait of poet Mary Oliver, with her poems and rare interviews, part of the Poetry on Screen programme.
Screening of the National Theatre Live revival of Clifford Odets' 'Golden Boy', starring Josh O'Connor and directed by Sam Yates, with a live string quartet.
Relaxed screening of 'Super Nature', a Super 8 film by Ed Sayers about the wild world, part of the Green Screen series.
Screening of the political documentary Naza, about the systems behind Israel's killings of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, with an introduction.
Family screening of the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's 'Labyrinth' on Family Friday, with a free monster finger puppet workshop by animator Silas Money.
Screening of the horror film Blockhead, directed by Matt Harlock and starring Danny Horn, followed by a Q&A with the director and actor.
Practical micro-budget filmmaking workshop led by director Matt Harlock, based on the making of his 14-day horror thriller 'Blockhead', followed by a screening.
Screening of 'Super Nature', a Super 8 film by Ed Sayers about nature, part of the Green Screen series at Electric Palace Hastings.
Screening of the documentary 'Where is Heaven?' followed by a Q&A with director Gerard Bryan.
Screening of the animated film 'Beachcomber' by Aristotelis Maragkos, followed by a director's Q&A, at the Electric Palace.
A rare screening of the 1992 film 'Straight Talk', starring Dolly Parton, introduced by Ilona Cheshire as part of the cinema's Remembrance Sunday tribute to cinematic legends.
