This screening is part of a nationwide Ambassadors event, showing the film in small communities around the British Isles before it goes on general release in cinemas.

Tickets are available online at http://goodwithfilm.com/screenings, and cost £5 with all proceeds going towards Friends of Pestalozzi Isle of Man.

Doors will open at 6:45 and the film will start at 7pm, for further information please contact Katie@owciom.org or call 800464.

How many times have you handed spare change to a total stranger? Or donated something toward a cause thousands of miles away? We never know which of our small actions make an impact. But what if one small act can change a life? What if that person goes on to change another life?

Notes: Pestalozzi is an educational charity which takes students aged 16 to 19 from developing countries that are disadvantaged economically and politically to study the International Baccalaureate (IB) course at Hastings College for two years. The emphasis is on recruiting more girls who would otherwise be denied an education. With an IB students can apply for full scholarship at any university worldwide to do a degree relevant to the needs of their country including medicine, engineering and economics giving them the skills they need to return home and make a difference.

Having seen an early cut of the film Jared Leto said, “I’m proud to be a part of this groundbreaking film that celebrates this famous event and the legendary spirit of the men and women who push themselves beyond the limit to places few could even imagine.”

TT3D: Closer to the Edge is a film about the TT, the world-famous motorcycle race that takes place on the Isle of Man every year. Racing along public roads on bikes just inches apart – with speeds hitting 200mph – drama, tension and tragedy all combine to thrill the audience and tell a very moving human story.

Every rider knows that each race might be his or her last. Riders pit their skills against each other with a determination to win and push themselves beyond their limits in their bid to become “King of the Mountain”.

The film follows the leading riders in the 2010 race – modern day gladiators who live and breathe road racing – and meet some of its biggest stars: in particular Guy Martin and Ian Hutchinson. Martin is a lovable rogue with a unique point of view on life who doesn’t play by the rules. A true maverick, he’s regarded as the “People’s Champion” and his off -road antics continually exasperate his sponsor and race officials. His determination to win his first race pushes him to the limit. Hutchinson, on the other hand is dedicated, focused and works hard to stay at the top.

A story about freedom of choice and the strength of human spirit; it’s also an examination of what motivates those rare few, this elite band of brothers who risk everything to win. Filmed in stunning 3D, Closer to the Edge is a story of about what it means to be truly alive.

The film also features music from Thirty Seconds To Mars, including hit song Closer To The Edge. TT3D: Closer to the Edge is directed by Richard de Aragues, produced by Steve Christian and Marc Samuelson and was shot and will be released in 3D.

Here at ManxVoice we wish TT3D the best of luck and look forward to popping down to the cinema to try and spot as many familiar places as possible on the movie.

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We all share planet Earth; but we don’t all see it the same way. Home is the spectacular view of Earth from the sky as seen through the lens of the photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand the French photojournalist. The film tells the story of humanity’s rise and impact upon Earth by using images from around the world that are unique and quite breathtaking, and leaves you wondering if you know this planet at all!  Over 8 million people have viewed this movie made by the founder of Altitude Agency, ( known for its aerial photography! ) Yann Arthus-Bertrand is also the founder of the international environmental organization GoodPlanet.

This screening, in conjunction with the One World Centre, is at Dalby schoolrooms on Monday 21^st of February starting at 7.30pm and is free. No need to book, just come along on the night; tea and coffee will be served, but bring your own wine of beer …. and bring your friends; it’s a film that shouldn’t be missed! There will be a voluntary collection to cover costs .

For more information, ring Cheryl 843471

So, “What will there be to do?” you may ask. Well, without any further ado, here’s the line-up:

Friday Main Stage

• 17:00 Maldune
• 17:50 Chris Beauman
• 18:05 Zara Sophia
• 18:30 Jeceris
• 19:20 Paul Freeland
• 19:40 Good times with henry wood
• 20:25 Laura Goucher
• 20:40 Planes Over Paris
• 21:30 Orca
• 10:30 Kosheen (live)

Saturday Main Stage

• 12:00 The Lotus Project
• 12:30 Helen Morrison
• 12:50 Camden sporting arts and social club
• 13:30 Curious Turtles
• 13:50 Dub Heart
• 14:35 Strengyn
• 14:50 Nigel Williams
• 15:30 Ryan Inglis and friends
• 16:00 Anthony Battersby
• 16:15 Vex Mama
• 17:15 Grambo
• 17:45 Tommy Cole
• 18:05 The Behavers
• 18:55 Dave from The Zutons with Tony Davis
• 19:25 Uber Room
• 20:15 Paul Wright
• 21:05 Lost Soldiers
• 22:00 Easy Star All-Stars

Friday Dance Tent

• 17:00 Day of Hugs DJ’s
• 19:00 Remedy DJ’s (Jungle)
• 20:00 Kosheen DJ’s
• 21:30 Jay Bessant Vs 7Quidstudio
• 10:30 Kosheen (played through rig)

Saturday Dance Tent

• 12:00 Magnus the Massuer
• 12:40 NA NA Matt Shepard
• 13:00 Sonic Jihad
• 14:00 DJ Cav
• 15:00 Nick Lowe
• 16:00 Christian Claige
• 17:00 Barry Fearon
• 18:00 Bill Norman
• 19:30 The Head Gardener
• 21:00 Stiff Kittens (Sonia)
• 10:30 Easy Star All-Stars (through rig)

An Adult 2-day ticket starts at £50 if you book it online (subject to a booking fee), but if you’re not sure you can make it, you can take a chance and try and get them at the door. They’re more expensive here and you may not get a ticket if the event sells out. Have a great time!