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The site, formerly occupied by a hotel/ boarding house, made way for the construction of a “modern picture theatre” for the Imperial Picture Company, now our 83 year old Regent Cinema, which opened on 21st March 1935 to a full house of 700.

With a huge screen measuring 9x3.7 m, and now seating 330 due to the screen being brought forward in the 1980s, it remains one of the largest in the country today. Similar buildings of this era have either been bulldozed or rehashed into several smaller box-like cinemas.

In April 2016, the Regent was upgraded to a fully digital cinema, allowing us to show the latest and greatest films available. We mostly screen in the school holidays and provide a wide range of films to suit all tastes and ages.

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​Screenings

Most of our screenings take place in the school holidays and we provide a wide range of films to suit all tastes and ages

​Ticket Prices

Adults $12
Students/ Beneficiaries (with ID) $10
Children (12 years & under) $8

Please note: NO EFTPOS

​Film labels - GREEN

means anyone can view 

​Film labels - YELLOW

means anyone can view, but the film could be unsuitable for some viewers

Film labels - RED

means the film is age restricted

Featured Films

How to Train Your Dragon 3​

T​he highly anticipated culmination of one of the most popular animated franchises in film history.​

Bumblebee​

Kubo and the Two Strings helmer Travis Knight directs Hailee Stenfield and John Cena in this Transformers spin-off centering around Bumblebee.​

A Star is Born​

Bradley Cooper makes his directorial debut with this remake of the classic 1954 Judy Garland musical, starring alongside Lady Gaga.​

Bohemian Rhapsody​

A foot-stomping celebration of Queen, their music and their extraordinary lead singer Freddie Mercury.​

Tuesday 22 - Monday 28 January

Mary Poppins Returns; Bohemian Rhapsody; A Star is Born; How to Train Your Dragon 3; Wreck-It Ralph 2; Bumblebee; Aquaman