see a film at Glastonbury Festival

Glastonbury Festival has published the cinema line-up for this year's Pilton Palais cinema tent, which is located at the bottom of the Acoustic field.

The screen is housed indoor a large marquee and is close to the Kidz field for children to watch morning matinees. The Festival does recommend that kids coming to see the movies are accompanied by an adult.

The Palais will screen Dolby 3D movies including 'How To Train Your Dragon', and two as yet unnnamed advance 3D Preview screenings.

The full programme of movies on offer is as follows:

Thursday

11:00 Where The Wild Things Are (PG)
13:00 Gake no ue no Ponyo (U)
15:00 Food Inc (PG)
17:00 Moon (15)
19:00 When You're Strange (TBC)
21:00 Four Lions (15)
23:00 Exit Through The Gift Shop (15)
01:00 District 9 (15)

Friday

11:00 Toy Story 1 (PG)
13:00 Alice in Wonderland (PG)
15:00 Avatar (12A)
18:00 Cemetery Junction (15)
20:00 It Might Get Loud (15)
22:00 Sherlock Holmes (PG)
00:30 Iron Man 2 (12A)
02:30 No Distance Left To Run (15)

Saturday

11:00 Toy Story 2 (U)
13:00 How To Train Your Dragon 3D (PG)
15:00 Fantastic Mr Fox (PG)
17:30 Across The Universe (12)
20:00 The Hangover (15)
22:00 Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (12A)
00:30 Kick-Ass (15)
02:30 Food Inc (PG)

Sunday

11:00 Advance 3D Preview screening
13:00 Advance 3D Preview screening
15:00 Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs (U)
17:00 A Town Called Panic (PG)
19:00 Special Preview Screening
22:00 Shutter Island (15)
00:30 The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (18)

U2 are due to headline Glastonbury Festival alongside Muse, and Stevie Wonder on a bill which also includes Dizzee Rascal, Vampire Weekend, Snoop Dogg, Willie Nelson, Orbital, Shakira, Pet Shop Boys, Scissor Sisters, Seasick Steve, Jackson Browne, Faithless, Jack Johnson, Ray Davies, Slash, The Flaming Lips, Hot Chip, Florence And The Machine, and many, many more.

To see the line-up in full, along with the latest rumours for some of the other stages, click here >> or to view it on as a list click here.

The SOLD OUT event will mark the 40th anniversary of the Music and Arts Festival at Worthy Farm, Somerset, where Michael Eavis first opened his gates for business in September 1970. Glastonbury Festival runs for five full days from Wednesday 23rd until Sunday 27th June 2010 across over a 1,000 acres of beautiful countryside.

eFestivals' Glastonbury World Cup 2010 in support of WaterAid

Once again this summer players, mainly members of the eFestivals forums, are coming together to be part of the England vs The Rest Of The World football match, which will be raising funds for WaterAid on Thursday 24th June at the Festival.

Festival organiser Michael Eavis has challenged the event to raise £6000 for WaterAid and thus provide enough money to provide the cost of building three water wells. Water is something that we all take for granted but other people aren't so lucky.

The event begins at 1pm at the Pyramid Stage field with prematch entertainment from Hobo Jones & the Junkyard Dogs who will be doing a 40 minute set with the World Cup match will start after that.

WaterAid will again be on hand with collection buckets at the game, and people who can't make it to the event can make an online donation at http://www.justgiving.com/glastoworldcup2010.

For detailed information on all aspects of the festival, click here.

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