I think they are usually in French but sometimes (maybe even once a week) have English showing. Have you tried googling Gaumont cinema to see if you can get info
Someone posted once on how to tell if a film is in English but I can't remember how. I'm guessing that VF next to each film would mean French version??
If they're in English, they'll have VO (version original) next to them. In general (in most of France) childrens films are in French and more adult films are VO with subtitles.
Most of the films shown in the village are normally VF (version France) which is a shame.
I've been a couple of times in the Village but normally there's nothing good on in English. I visit Paris about 4 times a year and we normally end up going to a cinema on the champs e'lysee. There, at least half of the films are in English (with French subtitles). If it's a cartoon or a film targeted at kids, it'll probably be French dubbed. If it's a film targeted at adults, it'll probably be in English with subtitles.