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  • GENERAL FILMS: ADULTS $16, CONCESSION $14, MEMBERS $12.

    OPERA PRICES: ADULTS $25, SENIORS/PENSIONERS $24, MEMBERS $22

    *Please note prices can vary for certain special events or screenings.

  • We’re open 30 mins before the first film of the day and 30 minutes after the last film ends.

  • You don’t need to however we highly recommend booking for popular films or on rainy days, especially with any sessions in our smaller cinema (Cinema 2). Bookings can be made online or over the phone, we don’t generally take payments over the phone so book and just pay when you arrive!

  • The name (believe it or not) is not a spelling mistake, it comes from the Greek word kinēma which means movement. The French later coined this word as cinématographe which has of course evolved into the word which we all now know as ‘cinema’.

  • The building was constructed in 1925 as a community memorial hall. Since then, it has served Narooma, surrounds and tourists alike! It became predominantly used as a cinema in the 80’s and has kept rolling since! We are believed to be the second oldest running cinema in Australia and are heritage listed.

  • Well, we’re very glad you asked. We source quality icecream, quality waffles cones, make them in house and select flavours you likely won’t be able to find elsewhere! Of course we have the standard vanillas and chocolates, however we have a rotating menu of more than 20 flavours so there’ll always be a new yummy flavour to try. Some favourites include ginger, salted caramel, pistachio and turkish delight. And YES you can purchase choctops without watching a movie…no judgement over here!

  • Yes, we certainly do! Our entry doors are a slightly narrow so we’ll always be happy to quickly open them up to ensure for easy access. We have a wheelchair friendly upstairs bathroom and plenty of room to access both cinemas. If you’re looking for more space we would recommend cinema 1 as half the cinema is flat. Cinema 2 has mostly tiered seating so it will mean sitting towards the front. However, the screen in cinema 2 is quite level so don’t worry about having to stare upwards during the entire film!

  • Cinema 1 (the original theatre) is our larger cinema which has a full capacity of 192 whereas our boutique Cinema 2 has a capacity of roughly 30. Cinema 2 screenings will always have an asterisk (*) on our program next to the session times. We always recommend booking for cinema 2.

  • The MA15+ classification

    MA15+ films are not suitable for people under 15 as the content is strong in impact.

    A person aged under 15 cannot be admitted to a MA15+ film in a cinema or purchase or hire these films and games unless they are accompanied by his or her parent or adult guardian.

    For cinema, the requirements are not met if the parent or adult guardian buys a ticket, but does not accompany the child for the duration of the film.

    Who qualifies as a “guardian” for a person under 15?

    The “guardian” must be an adult exercising “parental control” over the person under 15 years of age. The guardian needs to be 18 years or older.

    An older sibling or friend would not generally satisfy this requirement, whereas a grandparent, aunt or uncle may.

    The R18+ classification

    R18+ films are not suitable for people under 18 as the content is high in impact. People aged under 18 cannot be admitted to a R18+ film in a cinema, or purchase or hire these films.

  • Call us on 4476 2352 or email us through kinemaweeklyemail@gmail.com!